Beef Cattle

The film follows Thomas, a man in his forties who works at a slaughterhouse and is engaged to the director's daughter, Marie-Rose. His world turns upside down when he learns he has terminal lung cancer, prompting him to take drastic measures against the criminals around him.

Set against the backdrop of Belgium, Beef Cattle tackles heavy themes such as illness, murder, and the struggles of a man facing imminent death. The film intertwines elements of crime and personal redemption, providing a stark portrayal of one's confrontation with mortality.

Featuring a solid cast, including Bert André and François Beukelaers, this film presents a unique narrative that combines the thriller and drama genres. Its exploration of complex themes through a regional lens makes it an intriguing piece for collectors interested in international cinema from the late 1970s.