Pigsty (1969)
Two intertwining tales unfold in this provocative narrative. Set in an ambiguous era, one story follows a young cannibal who faces a grisly fate after murdering his father, doomed to be devoured by wild animals. The second story centers on Julian, the isolated son of a post-war German industrialist, who prefers the company of pigs on his farm to human interaction, seeking solace in their presence. Both narratives explore themes of alienation and primal instincts in a stark, unsettling juxtaposition.
