

Blood-related
Synopsis
In livestock farming the blood of slaughtered cows becomes either a hidden component of products ranging from pharmaceuticals to soy substitutes, or it gets discarded, dried and burned for energy. Following this invisible trail of blood, the film investigates the architecture and tools that determine the value of a material once considered the substance of life.
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- Director
- Juan Arturo García
- Original Score
- Kris Berle
- Original Title
- Blood-related
- Country of Origin
- Netherlands
- Release Date
- 01/01/2020
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 9m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Juan Arturo García
Kris Berle
Ellen Zoete
Department Leadership Roster
Juan Arturo García
Director
Kris Berle
Original Music Composer
Ellen Zoete
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Blood-related
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What is Blood-related about?
In livestock farming the blood of slaughtered cows becomes either a hidden component of products ranging from pharmaceuticals to soy substitutes, or it gets discarded, dried and burned for energy. Following this invisible trail of blood, the film investigates the architecture and tools that determine the value of a material once considered the substance of life.
Who directed Blood-related?
Blood-related was directed by Juan Arturo García.
Who stars in Blood-related?
The principal cast of Blood-related includes Elif Özbay, Basse Stittgen.
When was Blood-related released and how long is it?
Blood-related was released in 2020 with a total runtime of 9m.
Who composed the musical score for Blood-related?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Blood-related was composed by Kris Berle.
































