Ella plays Garance's older sister, a bully who already attends the vet school and already knows about this taste for flesh. Garance Marillier is stunning as the leading lady, Justine. She soon develops a rash and the rash is followed by a peculiar craving. She doesn't want to, but her older sister who goes to the school already forces her to do it. One of those rituals includes eating raw rabbit kidneys. She is new at this school and willing to do whatever she has to fit in, including some weird hazing rituals. She is a sweet, gentle, freshman who is also a practicing vegetarian.

Raw is a horror story about a woman who is in school studying to become a vet. It's literally about cannibalism.what does she think this is? A romantic comedy? She has said that she did not intend to scare audiences, just to disturb them, in this coming-of-age story. Julie has said that she does not consider this film a horror movie. That's fair because Raw took her five years to work on. It was one of the most shocking films in the past ten years. It's the film that handed out vomit bags during its Los Angeles run at the Nuart Theatre. That's right! Julia is the one responsible for Raw, the bloody horror film that has had everyone talking for years. Mange was her next big project which she co-directed in 2012, but she made her name known to the world with her shocking 2016 feature film debut: Raw. The shocking short film was shown at Cannes Film Festival in 2011 where is won the Petit Rail d'Or, showing that she immediately had promise. The plot of Junior is about a girl who gets a stomach bug that makes her shed her skin. She began her career in 2011 when she made her first film, a short flick called Junior. Julia comes to us from Paris where she studied screenwriting at La Femis. Let's talk about the fierce French director, Julia Ducournau. She has only directed a handful of movies, but one of those films is considered one of the best movies of the 2010s.

Meanwhile, Butler’s latest role as the face of MYSLF precedes his highly-anticipated turn in “Dune: Part Two” plus Jeff Nichols’ “The Bikeriders” and Apple TV+ series “Masters of the Air.For today's Female Filmmakers let's look at a star on the rise. The “Raw” director has an upcoming A24 TV series in the works, plus is in development on a new film to mark her feature follow-up to “Titane.” I make movies because I’m me, not because I’m a woman. When people say I’m a woman director - I mean, that’s always a bit annoying, because I’m a person. I’m saying this for everybody: For me, as a woman, I don’t want my gender to define me at all. “However, because that’s not yet something that’s socially understood, it becomes a topic.

I don’t think our gender defines us,” she said. “I think that gender is not really relevant for someone’s identity. Ducournau previously told IndieWire that she doesn’t like putting gender into a “box” when directing.

The MYSLF product is billed as a “ new representation of masculinity, not just a fragrance but an invitation to be your true self.”ĭucournau directed the ad, with cinematographer Benoît Debie serving as the director of photography. ‘The Kitchen’ Review: An Elegant and Timely Tale of Community in a Besieged London Tower Block

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