The Swarm Trailer Reveals Deadly Locusts With a Taste for Blood in Netflix Film

Overlook the fields, these locusts crave blood!

Netflix has launched the trailer The Swarm, a French horror film about blood-thirsty locusts and the risks of bending nature legal guidelines to human will. After premiering in French theaters, The Swarm is being launched internationally by Netflix this August.

The trailer presents Virginie (Suliane Brahim), a single mom of two attempting to remain forward of the payments by farming locusts, an ecological supply of protein with a rising market in France — scrumptious! Sadly for Virginie, her efforts usually are not sufficient for her to revenue, at the least till an accident makes Virginie conscious of a secret method to extend locust manufacturing. All of the locusts have to thrive is a particular secret ingredient: blood. Whereas the idea might give start to a campy horror movie, the brand new trailer additionally reveals us The Swarm is grounded and extremely centered on life like relationship dynamics.

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Simply Philippot directs The Swarm from a script by Jérôme Genevray and Franck Victor. The Swarm additionally stars Sofian Khammes, Marie Narbonne, Raphael Romand, Nathalie Boyer, Victor Bonnel, Vincent Deniard, and Christian Bouillette. The Swarm was chosen for the Worldwide Critics’ Week on the 2020 Cannes Movie Pageant, which was canceled because of the pandemic. Now, with Netflix dealing with worldwide distribution, the world will lastly have the ability to stream The Swarm‘s ugly parabole about human greed and the vengeance of nature.

Get able to fend your self in opposition to the locust quickly, as The Swarm shall be debut on Netflix this August 6. Take a look at the brand new trailer beneath.

This is the official synopsis of The Swarm:

This mom is barely making ends meet, elevating and promoting locusts — however every part adjustments when she discovers the locusts have a style for blood.

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