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A young, veterinary student from a strict, vegetarian family experiences a sensual awakening and succumbs to her primal desires after a hazing ritual. She grapples with a newfound craving for flesh, leading her down a dark path of self-discovery and horror. As her urges intensify, she must confront her family's legacy and her own burgeoning, cannibalistic nature.

Raw received widespread critical acclaim, particularly for its bold direction, visceral horror, and exploration of themes like identity, sexuality, and familial pressure. Critics praised its unique blend of body horror and coming-of-age drama, though some found its graphic content challenging.

• A visceral and audacious debut that masterfully blends horror with a raw coming-of-age story.

• Bold filmmaking with a unique exploration of desire, identity, and the grotesque.

• Though challenging, the film's intensity and originality are undeniable.

Google audience: Audiences were largely impressed by the film's originality and intense, shocking nature. Many praised its unique premise and the powerful performance of the lead actress, though some found the graphic scenes to be overwhelming.

Won the FIPRESCI Prize at the Cannes Film Festival (2016) and was nominated for the Golden Camera Award. Won Best Film at the Sitges Film Festival.

Actress Garance Marillier, who plays Justine, actually ate raw liver for one scene in the film to achieve a more realistic portrayal.