The filmmaker uses two icons of cinema and a clever central gimmick to deliver an affecting look at mortality. Gaspar Noé is the kind of mad scientist filmmaker whose very name invites expectations of ...

The film opens with the husband and wife – all characters remain unnamed – sitting on the patio of their Paris home, as the husband recites that old gem of Edgar Allan Poe’s: “Is all that we see or ...

There are few filmmakers quite like Gaspar Noé. The French director, renowned for bushing boundaries, in a confrontational, creative way, is back with Vortex, one of his more understated offerings, ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A world apart from the dazzling psychedelic rides of “Climax” and “Enter the Void,” Noé’s latest doesn’t always justify the ...

Gaspar Noé is the kind of mad scientist filmmaker whose very name invites expectations of provocative experimentation. “Vortex,” which clocks in at 142 minutes and spends almost all of them in split ...