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This eerily seductive mind-bender is a dark, dreamlike descent into the depths of the unknown. Ten-year-old Nicolas (Max Brebant) lives in a remote seaside village populated only by boys his age and adult women. But when he makes a disturbing discovery beneath the ocean waves—a dead boy with a red starfish on his stomach—Nicolas begins to question everything about his existence. What are the half-remembered images he recalls, as if from another life? If the woman he lives with is not his mother, then who is she? And what awaits the boys when they are all suddenly confined to a hospital? The long-awaited new film from the acclaimed director of Innocence is awash in the haunting, otherworldly images of a nightmare.

D.o.S. wrote:I should point out maybe that I never go to the theater anymore (Evolution was the first movie I'd seen in theaters since The Force Awakens) so this is a legit plea to help me catch up on newer movies.

Blackened Soul wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:I should point out maybe that I never go to the theater anymore (Evolution was the first movie I'd seen in theaters since The Force Awakens) so this is a legit plea to help me catch up on newer movies.

I think the last one I went to go see was Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them... turns out JK cannot write a story that does not include a dark haired, short, emo-y cunt with a bad haircut and parent issues in it to bugger up what could have been an enjoyable movie about dragons and giant fiery, horny magical rhinos.. I might look into this evolution thing..