Summaries

PREY tells the story of Nathan (BEAU TRAVAIL'S Gregoire Colin) who is at a countryside retreat for a Fall family reunion that he expects to be particularly stormy. Claire, his wife, has to announce her pregnancy and there are tough decisions that need to be made to prevent the family's pesticides business from closing down. But on the first night that the family gathers, a terrorized deer mysteriously attacks Claire's father. The men decide to venture into the surrounding forest to find the reasons for the animal's odd behavior. Carrying a shotgun for the first time in his life and witnessing the growing tensions between the men in the family, Nathan soon discovers that hunting season is not over yet. Now they've become the prey. Marking the debut film for Antoine Blossier, PREY brings together a special effects team from some of Hollywood's best films.—Anonymous

Nathan is in the countryside with his girlfriend Claire in the house of her family expecting to announce that she is pregnant and will move with him to the city. Claire is the chemical engineer of Lemans, the pesticide factory that belongs to her father, Nicolas, and she lives in the farmhouse of her grandfather Eric with her father, her mother Marie and her uncle David. When Eric and David find several dead deer in their land, they organize a hunting party with Nicolas and invite Nathan to participate. Nathan initially refuses but then he sees the chance to have a conversation with Nicolas about Claire's situation. Soon they find that the water supply is compromised since the river is contaminated with pesticide. Further, pigs were fed by a sick sow and turned into mutants. When they are attacked by the animals, the tension increases among the family members and they become the prey in the hunting.—Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Details

Keywords
  • female nudity
  • public nudity
  • forest
  • creature feature
  • female full frontal nudity
Genres
  • Thriller
  • Adventure
  • Mystery
  • Horror
  • Drama
Release date Jul 12, 2011
Motion Picture Rating (MPA) Not Rated
Countries of origin France
Language French
Filming locations Studio Transpa, Saint-Ouen, France
Production companies Quasar Pictures Bel Pix Polaris Film Production & Finance

Box office

Tech specs

Runtime 1h 30m
Color Color
Aspect ratio

Synopsis

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