Marion Le Corroller's debut film
Marion Le Corroller's first feature film, Sanguine, delves into modern forms of violence using the "body horror" genre, a style often associated with directors like Julia Ducournau and Coralie Fargeat, known for their intense and visceral storytelling.Themes of youth and labor
The film focuses on the violence faced by young people in the world of work, reflecting real-life concerns about exploitation and stress in modern employment. It highlights the physical and psychological toll of precarious jobs on younger generations.Theatrical release and timing
Sanguine has been in theaters since October 28, 2026, at a time when Generation Z is actively protesting across the globe. These demonstrations are driven by concerns over education, rising inequalities, and uncertain future prospects.Le Corroller's perspective
Le Corroller, who will turn 35 this year, sees the film as a confirmation of her belief in the existence of significant societal issues. She supports the activism of young people and acknowledges their efforts to demand better conditions for their education and future.
