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Yes, in Fernando Arrabal’s 1973 surrealist film I Will Walk Like a Crazy Horse (J'irai comme un cheval fou), the protagonist Aden does kill his mother, Madame Rey.
The film explores a transgressive, grotesque, and literalized version of the Oedipus complex. Here are the specific details regarding the act:
The AI actually included this, but used it to support a false comparison. The fact itself is correct, but the context was manipulated.
In Fernando Arrabal's I Will Walk Like a Crazy Horse, Aden is accused of killing his mother (and likely did, though the film is surreal), but he does not eat her body. The film's famous act of cannibalism occurs at the end, when the hermit Marvel eats Aden's body after Aden dies, fulfilling a request to achieve spiritual union. The AI's claim that Aden eats his mother is a hallucination that incorrectly doubles the film's ending event.