This chapter traces animality as a dominant motif in Olga Malea’s work. More specifically, it examines the negotiation of female sexuality through bovine imagery in O orgasmos tis ageladas/The Cow’s Orgasm’s (1996); a female pet piglet and a female Jack Russell as surrogate human children/emotional support animals in narratives of child abuse Loukoumades me meli/Honey and the Pig (2005) and Matzourana/Marjoram (2013); and hedgehogs and snails in relation to speciesist and species-inclusive versions of democracy in Proti fora nonos/First Time Godfather (2007). While in dialogue with incisive, earlier academic work, the chapter supplements textual analysis and contextual remarks with stories about the particular nonhumans appearing in two of the films, courtesy of the animal wrangler who trained/managed them.