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2017·Horror·1h 44m
6.9
In an isolated rural community of Quebec, Canada, some inhabitants attack other people, hungry for human flesh. A few survivors gather and go deep into the forest to escape them.
Directed by Robin Aubert
canada
affectation
quebec
forest
zombie
angry
aggressive
infected
desperate
absurd
dramatic
admiring
adoring
ambiguous
ambivalent
amused
approving
assertive
audacious
authoritarian
awestruck
enchant
enthusiastic
exuberant

Cast

Marc-André Grondin
Marc-André Grondin
Bonin
Monia Chokri
Monia Chokri
Tania
Charlotte St-Martin
Charlotte St-Martin
Zoé
Micheline Lanctôt
Micheline Lanctôt
Pauline
Marie-Ginette Guay
Marie-Ginette Guay
Thérèse
Brigitte Poupart
Brigitte Poupart
Céline
Édouard Tremblay-Grenier
Édouard Tremblay-Grenier
Ti-Cul
Luc Proulx
Luc Proulx
Réal
Didier Lucien
Didier Lucien
Vézina
Robert Brouillette
Robert Brouillette
Paco
Martin Héroux
Martin Héroux
Demers
Patrick Hivon
Patrick Hivon
Race Driver

Crew

Robin Aubert
Robin Aubert
Director
Robin Aubert
Robin Aubert
Writer
Pierre-Philippe Côté
Pierre-Philippe Côté
Original Music Composer
Robin Aubert
Robin Aubert
Editor
Olivier Calvert
Olivier Calvert
Sound Designer
André-Line Beauparlant
André-Line Beauparlant
Art Direction
Jean-François Ferland
Jean-François Ferland
Visual Effects Supervisor
Erik Gosselin
Erik Gosselin
Special Effects Key Makeup Artist

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jd
jd
Ravenous
Micheline Lanctôt avec un shotgun ❤️
Micheline Lanctôt avec un shotgun ❤️
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Riley Voss
Riley Voss
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J’étais tellement petite quand j’ai vu les affamé. Tellement petite que je ne comprenais pas un mot de se qu’il disais. C’est le jour où j’ai découvert que les québécois parler comme ça mais hormis Du fait que je n’es rien compris au film à cause de l’accent québécois c’etais plutôt cool
J’étais tellement petite quand j’ai vu les affamé. Tellement petite que je ne comprenais pas un mot de se qu’il disais. C’est le jour où j’ai découvert que les québécois parler comme ça mais hormis Du fait que je n’es rien compris au film à cause de l’accent québécois c’etais plutôt cool
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Paimonn
Paimonn
Ravenous
Was playing Left 4 Dead 2 with a friend when we started chatting about zombie movies. She told me about this French Canadian film, said it was good up to a point and insisted i watch it. So i did.
It had a great opening strong atmosphere, decent tension. But somewhere along the way it lost me. Not because it was bad it wasn’t... just not fully my thing. Still, i’d say it’s worth a watch it's a different take on zombies after all
Also i’m trying to get this friend on letterboxd lol so she can stop recommending me movies from memory and actually track them
Was playing Left 4 Dead 2 with a friend when we started chatting about zombie movies. She told me about this French Canadian film, said it was good up to a point and insisted i watch it. So i did.
It had a great opening strong atmosphere, decent tension. But somewhere along the way it lost me. Not because it was bad it wasn’t... just not fully my thing. Still, i’d say it’s worth a watch it's a different take on zombies after all
Also i’m trying to get this friend on letterboxd lol so she can stop recommending me movies from memory and actually track them
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gonchimonchi
gonchimonchi
Ravenous
Ah si?, ah
Ah si?, ah
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Nadim Ben
Nadim Ben
Ravenous
There's so much good things I can say about this.
I'll start here: the best thing about this movie is the scenery. The cinematography was also out of this world. The still and wide shots encapsulating so much meaning, it's so dull but so effective.
I really liked the tone this flick set from the beginning, I went in expecting another boring, badly written college project, but this was way more than just a zombie film. As I always say, I love watching zombie flicks, not because it's fun, nor because it's action-packed, but it's because a good zombie flick can truly show the director's expertise and talent. Making a "zombie movie" is an easy and boring excuse to make money, because they know a lot of people will watch it, but when the director is doing more than just that, It would be clear from the beginning, like in Train to Busan or any George A. Romero flick or even in this gorgeous creation. And that's why I love watching zombie films. And the gore is just a bonus that I will gladly take with open arms everyday of the week.
There's so much good things I can say about this.
I'll start here: the best thing about this movie is the scenery. The cinematography was also out of this world. The still and wide shots encapsulating so much meaning, it's so dull but so effective.
I really liked the tone this flick set from the beginning, I went in expecting another boring, badly written college project, but this was way more than just a zombie film. As I always say, I love watching zombie flicks, not because it's fun, nor because it's action-packed, but it's because a good zombie flick can truly show the director's expertise and talent. Making a "zombie movie" is an easy and boring excuse to make money, because they know a lot of people will watch it, but when the director is doing more than just that, It would be clear from the beginning, like in Train to Busan or any George A. Romero flick or even in this gorgeous creation. And that's why I love watching zombie films. And the gore is just a bonus that I will gladly take with open arms everyday of the week.
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