By José Sarmiento Hinojosa

Well aware that penetrating the human soul for the dark overtones that have permeated almost all of her filmography is what she does best, Claire Denis comes again with a controversial, anguish-ridden film in Les Salauds, a film that reminds us of one of the best and darkest periods of her filmography, departing somewhat from her concerns over migration and plunging deep what we call the innate call of evil.