IMDb7.0/10
Rotten Tomatoes90%
Metacritic74/100
Google Users86%
Director: Julia Ducournau•Genres: Horror, Drama, Thriller
A timid, vegetarian veterinary student from a strict family experiences a hazing ritual at her new college that forces her to confront her primal instincts. As she develops an insatiable craving for flesh, she must grapple with her burgeoning desires and their disturbing consequences.
Raw received widespread critical acclaim, particularly for its bold filmmaking, visceral horror, and exploration of themes like sexuality, identity, and familial pressure. It was praised for its originality and its ability to be both shocking and thought-provoking, though some found its graphic nature challenging.
A visceral and audacious horror film that is both shocking and intelligently crafted.
Praised for its bold direction and unflinching exploration of female sexuality and primal urges.
While graphic, it's lauded for its thematic depth and unique approach to the coming-of-age and body horror genres.
Google audience: Audiences found Raw to be a disturbing yet compelling film, with many appreciating its originality and intensity. Some viewers were put off by the explicit gore, but many recognized its artistic merit and the skillful storytelling that elevated it beyond simple shock value.
Won the FIPRESCI Prize at Cannes Film Festival and Best Film at the Sitges Film Festival. Nominated for several other awards.
Director Julia Ducournau initially wanted to make a comedy but found herself drawn to the idea of exploring adolescent turmoil through a horror lens after witnessing a student's severe allergic reaction.
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