Bloodhound means a dog trained to track wounded animals. The film features a blood transport vehicle racing through Paris, realistic scenes of abdominal operations, and images of finding blood. The film uses poetic images of disease, death, contamination, and infection to captivate the audience. A scene of the hunting dog licking the blood from a dead deer is compared with a scene of an irresistible urge for period blood running down the toilet and indulgence for blood. Yamina Zoutat uses a voice-over narration based on her investigations as a journalist to remind people of the importance of blood as an essential element. The relationship between red liquid, and humans, especially women, creates a narrative line that links diverse people. The film reflects on the metaphysical meaning of blood running through blood vessels and the power of liquid as rescue, critical wounds, and death. The film is also characterized by its unique texture, covering from documentaries to horror, found footage, and surrealism. Especially, the film combines the contrasting images allegorically by using images of a swan throwing its long neck into the water, a blood bag transported for a transplant operation, and close-ups of people involved in the massive terror attacks.