Bloody Milk
2017 | 87 min | Drama
A dairy farmer and his sister, who is a veterinarian, get into a conflict over how to deal with a dangerous cattle disease.
Clément Bresson
ActorClément Bresson is a French actor known for his work in film and television. He has been active in the industry for several years, making a name for himself with compelling performances. One of his notable appearances is in the film "Made in France" (2015), a thriller that explores the themes of radicalization and terrorism. He also played a role in "Army of Crime" (2009), a historical drama about the French Resistance during World War II. While specific awards and recognitions for Bresson are not extensively documented, his contributions to these films have been a significant part of his acting career.
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