WHILE WE DO OUR BEST TO MAKE SURE THE BOXSETS WE SENT OUT ARE THE IN THE BEST POSSIBLE CONDITION, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE MINT CONDITIONON THIS TITLE AS DENTS AND DINGS ARE COMMON AND UNAVOIDABLE. WE CANNOT REPLACE OR ACCEPT RETURNS EXCEPT IN EXTREME CIRCUMSTANCESONE OF THE MOST DISTINCTIVE, ENCHANTINGLY SINISTER BODIES OF WORK IN MODERN FILM.British Film Institute4 DISC COLLECTIONWITH4+ COMBINED HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURES AND 60-PAGE COMPANION BOOKTHE WORLDS OF LUCILE HADIHALILOVIpresents a comprehensively immersive journey through the filmography ofLucile Hadihalilovi, an artist of radical gentleness whose films each resemble a delicately poisoned fairy tale (Le Monde). Originally known for her collaborations as editor and producer for longtime partnerGaspar No,writer/directorHadihalilovis own internationally acclaimed quartet of features craft poetically surreal tales where dreams and nightmares are layered in embraces of tenderness and terror. Two of the four films in this collection areNorth American Blu-ray Premieresand includeover 4 combined hours of fascinating Special Features plus a 60-page companion book featuring all-new essays by Saffron Maeve, Alison Taylor and Stephen Thrower.Disc 1:INNOCENCEBEAUTIFUL AND PROVOCATIVEA mesmerizing work that is at once eerie and beautiful, a film that often seems like PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK as directed by David Lynch.Reeling ReviewsTHE NORTH AMERICAN BLU-RAY PREMIERELucile Hadihalilovis breakthrough debut is a dreamlike descent into a secluded boarding school where nostalgia and dread intertwine for a surreal and unexpectedly euphoric (Sight & Sound) examination of young sisterhood. Csar, BAFTA and Academy AwardwinnerMarion Cotillardstars in this haunting and hypnotic fairy tale (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) thatIndiewirehails asat once a feminist parable and bedtime story that unfolds like a crouching animal, waiting to pounce.INNOCENCEisaccompanied by two of Hadihalilovis acclaimed shorts,DE NATURAandNECTAR, both featuring personal introductions. Viewers can further explore this world through Innocence Explained by young actressZo Auclair, a scholarly video essay byAlexandra Heller-Nicholasand a Q&A recorded at the IFC Center In October 2025.Special Features:Introduction By Lucile HadihaliloviShort Film DE NATURA With Introduction By Lucile HadihaliloviShort Film NECTAR With Introduction By Lucile HadihaliloviInnocence Explained By Actress Zo AuclairVideo Essay By Alexandra Heller-NicholasQ&A At The IFC CenterTrailerDisc Specs:Runtime: 122 minsAudio: French Dolby DTS HD-Master AudioSubtitles: EnglishRegion AAspect Ratio: 2.35:1Disc 2:EVOLUTIONAN IMPECCABLE, CREEPYAND GENUINELY TRANSPORTING MOVIE.The New York TimesLucile Hadihalilovis second feature is minimalist body horror about a boy who uncovers a mysterious world of inhuman biology and haunting transformation.Julie-Marie Parmentier(MURDEROUS MAIDS, FAREWELL MY QUEEN) stars in the startling film that has been described as a gynocentric nightmare (Chicago Reader), a singular, daring vision (Arizona Republic) and a wondrous dream constantly on the verge of a nightmare (Indiewire).This disc provides deep technical insight with a discussion between Hadihalilovi and cinematographerManu Dacosse, alongside an interview with co-writerAlant Kavat.Special Features:Introduction By Lucile HadihaliloviDiscussion Between Cinematographer Manu Dacosse And Director Lucile HadihaliloviInterview With Writer Alant KavatTrailerDisc Specs:Runtime: 81 minsAudio: French Dolby DTS HD-Master AudioSubtitles: EnglishRegion AAspect Ratio: 2.35:1Disc 3: EARWIGIT SPLITS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEENTENDERNESS AND TERROR.The RingerTHE NORTH AMERICAN BLU-RAY PREMIEREThe third feature and English-language debut by the emergent champion of slow-burn, surrealist cinema (The Guardian) isa Kafkaesque fable of fatherhood, isolation and teeth made of ice.Paul Hilton(LADY MACBETH),Romola Garai(SUFFRAGETTE) andAlex Lawther(THE IMITATION GAME) star inLucile Hadihalilovis surreal neo-noir thatThe New York Timescalls a trip down the darkest of rabbit holes,accompanied by whatSight & Soundhails as enigmatic, oneiric visions that burrow their way into darker crevices of the viewers consciousness. Adapted from the novel byBrian Catling(The Vorrh), EARWIG is deconstructed through Special Features that include interviews with the director, co-writerGeoff Coxand cinematographerJonathan Ricquebourg.Special Features:Introduction By Lucile HadihaliloviInterview With Lucile HadihaliloviInterview With Co-Writer Geoff CoxInterview With Cinematographer Jonathan RicquebourgTrailerDisc Specs:Runtime: 114 minsAudio: English Dolby DTS HD-Master AudioSubtitles: English Closed CaptionsRegion AAspect Ratio: 2.35:1Disc 4: THE ICE TOWERHADIHALILOVIS MOST ACCESSIBLE FILM TO DATEA hypnotic mediation of coruscating, crystalline beauty. This isnot so much a film you watch as one you wake up from, shivering.RogerEbert.comTwo decades after the stunning breakthrough of INNOCENCE,Marion Cotillardreunites with writer/directorLucile Hadihalilovifor her award-winning fourth feature, a meta-fantasy freely inspired by Hans Christian AndersensThe Snow Queen.Clara Pacini,August Diehl(INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS) andGaspar Noco-starin this mesmerizing and unnerving masterpiece in which reality, cinema, and fantasy become one of a kind (Collider) from a filmmakerwith an uncompromising voice one that continues to whisper strange, scary things into our ears (The Hollywood Reporter). This final disc contains introspective content, including an interview byBeatrice Loayaza, two additional Q&As from the IFC Center, a second video essay byAlexandra Heller-Nicholasand a technical interview withJonathan Ricquebourg.Special Features:Introduction By Lucile HadihaliloviInterview With Cinematographer Jonathan RicquebourgInterview With Lucile Hadihalilovi By Beatrice Loayaza2 Q&As At The IFC CenterVideo Essay By Alexandra Heller-NicholasTrailerDisc Specs:Runtime: 117 minsAudio: French & English Dolby DTS HD-Master AudioSubtitles: EnglishRegion AAspect Ratio: 2.35:1