Marion Le Corroller's Sanguine opens in theaters
A body-horror that explores burnout and the malaise of youth, praised for its intensity.
Trailer · SanguineThe first feature film by Marion Le Corroller, Sanguine, is currently in theaters. The film, classified as body horror, follows Margot, played by Mara Taquin, who starts her internship in the emergency department and sees her body react to a growing professional stress. Surrounded by Karin Viard and Kim Higelin, she encounters patients with unexplained symptoms, which fuels an atmosphere of increasing unease. According to AlloCiné, the film holds an average rating of 3.2 / 5, based on 109 votes and 35 reviews. Viewers praise an electrifying soundtrack by ROB (Phoenix) and Mara Taquin's performance, calling the film bold, visceral and intense. Some recommend it to horror fans, provided they have a well-anchored stomach.
