Julia Ducournau's Palme d'Or winner is a visceral, transgressive body horror spectacle that simply refused to be categorized. It's about identity, grief, and unconventional connection, all filtered through a lens of shocking violence and mechanical fetishism. This kind of raw, uncompromising vision doesn't play it safe, finding its devoted, albeit sometimes bewildered, audience through specialized streaming channels that champion truly experimental cinema.
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