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A shy, vegetarian veterinary student succumbs to her family's carnivorous nature after a hazing ritual at her new school. As she develops an insatiable craving for flesh, she grapples with her emerging desires and the horrifying consequences they bring. Her transformation strains her relationship with her sister and leads her down a dark path of self-discovery and primal urges.

Raw received widespread critical acclaim, particularly for its bold direction, visceral horror, and unflinching exploration of themes like sexuality, identity, and familial pressure. Critics praised its unique approach to the coming-of-age genre, blending body horror with psychological depth.

• A masterfully crafted and disturbing horror film that is both gory and intellectually stimulating.

• Ducournau's confident debut blends visceral scares with a potent coming-of-age narrative.

• A unique and unforgettable cinematic experience that pushes boundaries.

Google audience: Audiences praised "Raw" for its originality, intense horror, and thought-provoking themes. Many found it to be a disturbing yet captivating film that stayed with them long after viewing. Some viewers, however, found the graphic content to be excessively shocking.

Cannes Film Festival FIPRESCI Prize, Toronto International Film Festival Amplify Voices Award, Sitges Film Festival Best Actress (Garance Marillier)

Director Julia Ducournau reportedly avoided showing the film to her parents until after its premiere at Cannes, as she was unsure how they would react to its graphic content.