
Le Temps des bĂȘtes : un film de cruautĂ© et de compassion
Overview
Le Temps des bĂȘtes is a sociological, philosophical, and poetic exploration of cruelty and compassion in the age of neoliberalism.
Top Cast

Carol J. Adams
Elle-mĂȘme

Yves Bonnardel
Lui-mĂȘme

Peter Singer
Lui-mĂȘme
Daniel BriĂšre
Lui-mĂȘme

Ălise Desaulniers
Elle-mĂȘme
Alanna Devine
Elle-mĂȘme
Sophie Gaillard
Elle-mĂȘme

Martin Gibert
Lui-mĂȘme

Valéry Giroux
Elle-mĂȘme
Stevan Harnad
Lui-mĂȘme
David J. A. Jenkins
Lui-mĂȘme
Seba Johnson
Lui-mĂȘme
Key Film Crew
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