This arthouse film is enigmatic and supremely strange, which is both a boon and a fault.

Mysteries of the deep: Lucile Hadzihalilovic essays bodily sea changes and natural horror in her coolly estranging fantasia of a coastal mothers-and-sons con...

★★★★☆ Returning to screens over ten years after her memorable debut Innocence, Lucile Hadžihalilovic’s new film is akin to a beguiling and deepl...

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‘Innocence’ director Lucile Hadzihalilovic unveils her first feature in 10 years.

Hadzihalilovic’s latest feature is like a cross between a Jacques Cousteau underwater documentary and one of David Cronenberg’s cerebral body horror films

Lucile Hadzihalilovic’s "Evolution" is her first movie since "Innocence" and a creepy coming-of-age story.

A striking and maddening delivery system for art house creepinesss, Lucille Hadžihalilović’s “Evolution” dreams up a cloistered island community of a...

A young boy’s creepy childhood in a picturesque seaside village with an unsettling goings-on.

The most novel, unsettling horror film of the year.

Dir: Lucile Hadžihalilovic. Fr. 2015. 81mins

Near the beginning of Evolution, there’s a shot that hangs underwater, showing a seemingly harmonious aquatic eco-system that's glimpsed just long enough t...

★★★★☆ Evolution is grippingly mysterious, a disturbing immersion in a community of young boys and their mothers who live by the sea on a black, vol...

"Innocence" director Lucile Hadzihalilovic boy-centric body horror film proposes an entirely new paradigm to explain where babies come from.

Evolution is undeniably beautiful, but it's a small-scale story which ignores a larger world that needs far more exploration.