SWINE

One hot summer night, five kids – two boys and three girls – escape from their summer camp for a nocturnal adventure. They borrow a car and head into the woods. When they hit a wild boar, Anne (the most popular one) decides to put the beast out of its misery. This marks the start of growing tensions within the group. The atmosphere of blossoming love and friendship makes way for rivalry and jealousy. In the end the group falls apart and Anne, who rejects the others, is left behind in the woods, all alone.