Evolution
Directed by Lucile Hadzihalilovic
A remote island is inhabited by young boys who are subjected to strange medical treatments. Soon one boy makes a disturbing discovery beneath the waves.
A remote island is inhabited by young boys who are subjected to strange medical treatments.
Cast: Max Brebant, Roxane Duran, Julie-Marie Parmentier
Member Reviews
Giving a three instead of two skulls, because of the intriguing story and stimulating visuals. However there is no real payoff. I believe the movie was going one way with the starfish, and then realized that the children were being experimented on to create some kind of baby hybrids not sure because you never really got to see much of it. Interesting film though.
Really enjoyed this scifi horror. Stays with you.
Original sci-fi, which is hard to come by these days, with striking visuals and great atmosphere, but a confusing story that lacked some much needed explanation.
Loved it, but it's true that unless you like slow, quiet, bizarre, psychological gender horror, it may not be your taste.
An intriguing arty film that could have been at least 20 mins shorter if all the scenery and long distance shots were removed. Very little dialogue so quite hard to fully understand what the hell was happening. The main boy is perfectly cast with a lost and haunted expression. As for body horror I didn’t see anything disturbing..weird woman who have somehow evolved use young boys to carry babies to term, feeding them some disgusting food and weird medicine. Not for everyone slow and dull with no real payoff hence 2 skulls