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Evolution (2016)

11-year-old Nicolas lives with his mother in a seaside housing estate. The only place that ever sees any activity is the hospital. It is there that all the boys from the village are forced to undergo strange medical trials that attempt to disrupt the phases of evolution.

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Peter Debruge 18 Sep 2015

With its linear narrative and clear sense of a protagonist, Evolution is both more beautiful (thanks to gorgeous widescreen cinematography, including stunning underwater and nighttime footage, from “The Strange Color of Your Body’s Tears” d.p. Manu Dacosse) and accessible than “Innocence,” though the two films clearly function best as the twisted diptych that they are.

David Ehrlich 23 Nov 2016

By the end of this most ominous lullaby, it’s clear that the film isn’t a puzzle meant to be solved—it’s an oblique return to childhood, to a time when there was no clear boundary between imagination and reality, when everything you didn’t understand was beautiful and terrifying in equal measure.

Marjorie Baumgarten 07 Dec 2016

The horror imagined by Évolution does not depend on the genre’s familiar tropes but instead its arousal of dread and fear, not unlike Guillermo del Toro in "The Devil’s Backbone," in which the peril is intuited rather than defined.

Jordan Mintzer 18 Sep 2015

With her sophomore effort, Evolution, the writer-director delivers another disturbing mélange of experimental genre filmmaking and adorable, tortured French kids, offering up a trippy visual feast that satisfies on an aesthetic level, if not always on a narrative one.

zedzded 18 Nov 2018

Yes this movie is a bit slow moving and maybe it doesn't tie up everything in a neat little self satisfied bow at the end but it's a fantastic movie. The cinematography is amazing and the mood created is subtle and intriguing; the art direction is wonderful. I highly recommend. Not for someone who needs big laughs and explosions and a tacked on love story. A bit cerebral but never lacking heart. Loved it.