Why you Must Stream Netflix's new French Horror 'The Swarm'
A film about family and sacrifice... and carnivorous locusts coming after you.
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Released from prison, Zhanbolat, in an attempt to improve his life, returns to old habits — stealing. Under ridiculous circumstances, he meets the talented artist Corlan. By the will of fate, Zhanbolat undertakes to help her with the exhibition, finds an artist's talent. The preparation for the exhibition brings two young people closer, but Zhanbolat has to live a double life: a thief and an artist.
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Released from prison, Zhanbolat, in an attempt to improve his life, returns to old habits — stealing. Under ridiculous circumstances, he meets the talented artist Corlan. By the will of fate, Zhanbolat undertakes to help her with the exhibition, finds an artist's talent. The preparation for the exhibition brings two young people closer, but Zhanbolat has to live a double life: a thief and an artist.
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