Evil Does Not Exist review: a beguiling eco-drama
Hamaguchi follows up the success of Drive My Car with an ambiguous, elegantly told story of a lakeside community’s resistance to an intrusive corporate ‘glamping’ development.
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Hamaguchi follows up the success of Drive My Car with an ambiguous, elegantly told story of a lakeside community’s resistance to an intrusive corporate ‘glamping’ development.
Hamaguchi Ryusuke’s Venice competition film ‘Evil Does Not Exist’ sets North American distribution partners.