The Feral Innocence of Bruno Dumont's 'Red Rocks' Bruno Dumont has built a career on capturing the raw energy of childhood.
His latest film, "Red Rocks," takes this signature naturalism to new depths by placing a group of children in a fantastical landscape of rock formations and ocean waters, where safety and danger blur.
Dumont often explores the transition between innocence and adulthood, as seen in films like "The Life of Jesus" and "Li'l Quinquin.