When your dance career demands you eat your competition. Literally.
A professional dancer struggles with his cravings for human flesh until his 'hambre', or hunger, becomes all encompassing. Accepting his status as an apex predator in human form, he fully embraces his life as a carnivorous hunter.
Cinematography
Movement as menace—every frame drips with sweaty dread.
Practical Effects
Gross-out effects that'll put you off meat for weeks.
Director
Manu Herrera
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The Spanish title 'Hambre' plays on hunger as both physical craving and spiritual desperation—a concept deeply rooted in Catholic bodily suffering traditions.
Herrera reportedly cast actual dancers to ensure the body horror landed with genuine physical vocabulary; Vivancos trained for months to make the predatory movements look authentically choreographed.
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