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.
Hubert Charuel
DirectorHubert Charuel is a French film director known for his compelling storytelling and unique approach to cinema. He gained notable attention with his feature film debut "Petit Paysan" (2017), a drama that explores the life of a farmer facing a crisis when his cows are threatened by a disease. The film was well received and won several awards, including three César Awards in 2018, for Best First Feature Film, Best Actor for Swann Arlaud, and Best Supporting Actress for Sara Giraudeau. Charuel, who comes from a farming background himself, brings authenticity and depth to his work, often drawing from personal experiences. His burgeoning career marks him as a talented filmmaker in the French cinema landscape, and he is expected to continue contributing significantly to the industry with future projects.
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