Hungrig

Snow-laced pines at dusk. A gutted deer sags from a tree, ribs split open, viscera missing. Men and women move through frozen underbrush, pulling sleds laden with food, guns, a child’s mitten looped over a rifle barrel. Behind them, figures shamble from thawing barns, mouths stained dark. Feels like late Herzog with a Pet Sematary itch.

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Robin Aubert directed Hungrig in 2017. See Robin Aubert's full filmography, where to start with Robin Aubert, or where to go after you've seen everything by Robin Aubert.

Hungrig was released in 2017 (FR original-language production), with a runtime of 104 minutes.