In his latest film, Grzegorz Zgliński, the author of the perfect Interview with Robert Więckiewicz, tells the story of Nick and Anna, a couple who goes on holiday to Switzerland to overcome the marital crisis. After a mysterious accident, the characters begin to experience bizarre visions - none of them knows whether individual events actually take place or whether they are taking place in their imagination.

The director takes the viewers into a schizophrenic ride without a stick, and the Animals become a movie riddle similar to the True Story of Roman Polanski and the Double Lover. Zgliński, however, offers even more interesting and more unusual experience, because he can not only convincingly seduce the viewer, but also joke about the accepted convention and enliven the film with a large dose of irony. This is undoubtedly one of the reasons why animals delighted viewers during the premiere at the Berlin festival.