The Beasts 2022
Rodrigo Sorogoyen's gripping thriller *The Beasts* (2022) plunges into the heart of rural Galicia, where eco-conscious couple Antoine and Olga have built a fragile paradise of sustainable farming and revitalized villages.
Director: Rodrigo Sorogoyen
Cast
Marina Foïs
Olga
Denis Ménochet
Antoine
Luis Zahera
Xan
Diego Anido
Lorenzo
Marie Colomb
Marie Denis
Machi Salgado
Rafael
David Menéndez
Cabo 3 Alfonso
Luisa Merelas
Madre Anta
José Manuel Fernández y Blanco
Pepiño
Federico Pérez Rey
Cabo 1 Mariano
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Beasts (2022) about?
*The Beasts* follows Antoine and Olga, a French couple who've embraced eco-friendly farming in rural Galicia. When a proposed wind turbine project threatens their peaceful life, their principled opposition sparks escalating tensions with neighbors. What begins as a civil dispute spirals into a crisis that tests the limits of both their ideals and relationships.
Who directed The Beasts?
Rodrigo Sorogoyen, known for his sharp, tension-driven storytelling, directed *The Beasts* (2022). His direction here amplifies the film's claustrophobic dread and moral ambiguity.
Who stars in The Beasts?
Marina Foïs and Denis Ménochet headline the cast, portraying the conflicted couple at the center of the storm, with standout support from Luis Zahera and Diego Anido as key antagonists.
Is The Beasts (2022) worth watching?
*The Beasts* is a compelling watch for fans of slow-burn psychological thrillers. Its exploration of ideological clashes and the human cost of stubbornness feels timely and unsettling. While it's not a high-octane thriller, its deliberate pacing and strong performances make it a rewarding experience for those who appreciate character-driven drama.
How long is The Beasts?
*The Beasts* runs for 138 minutes, offering ample time to immerse yourself in its tense, atmospheric conflict.
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About The Beasts (2022) — A Rural Thriller Where Idealism Meets Irreparable Conflict
Rodrigo Sorogoyen's gripping thriller *The Beasts* (2022) plunges into the heart of rural Galicia, where eco-conscious couple Antoine and Olga have built a fragile paradise of sustainable farming and revitalized villages. Their quiet life unravels when a contentious wind turbine project pits them against neighbors, turning harmony into simmering hostility that erupts into irreparable rifts. As tensions escalate, the film masterfully explores the fragility of community, the cost of principle, and the thin line between conviction and obsession.
With its unflinching direction and powerhouse performances, *The Beasts* transforms a seemingly straightforward conflict into a psychological battlefield. Marina Foïs and Denis Ménochet deliver searing portrayals of a couple torn between ideals and survival, while the Galician landscape becomes a stark, almost ominous character in its own right. This isn't just a clash of personalities—it's a slow-burn descent into moral erosion.
