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Is this Gaspar Noé’s most religious film?

by Anton Bitel

The director’s short exper­i­men­tal fea­ture, Lux Æter­na, plays like a pan­ic attack before reach­ing a rap­tur­ous crescendo.
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Interviews

Gaspar Noé: ‘Vortex isn’t about the death of cinema, but its evolution’

by David Jenkins

The Argen­tin­ian enfant ter­ri­ble on death, sex, his mature new film Vor­tex and why mak­ing TV shows isn’t worth his freedom.
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Review

Vortex

by Adam Woodward

An elder­ly Parisian cou­ple strug­gle with the tri­als of age­ing in Gas­par Noé’s mis­er­able but intrigu­ing new film.

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In Retrospect
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Incoming

The end is near in the first trailer for Gaspar Noé’s death drama Vortex

by Charles Bramesco

Dario Argen­to and Françoise Lebrun play a cou­ple in their lives’ wan­ing days, star­ing down the great beyond.
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How Futura became Gaspar Noé’s go-to typeface

by Jake Cunningham

The ubiq­ui­tous font fea­tures promi­nent­ly in the provoca­tive art­house filmmaker’s work, includ­ing his lat­est, Climax.
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Review

Climax

by Adam Woodward

A dance troupe descends into a drug-addled night­mare in Gas­par Noé’s high-larks latest.

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Festivals

Climax – first look review

by Adam Woodward

It’s par­ty time in Gas­par Noé’s lat­est about a dance ensemble’s dizzy­ing descent into hell.
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Festivals

Gaspar Noé is unveiling his new film at the 50th Directors’ Fortnight

by David Jenkins

The French provo­ca­teur will be joined by Ciro Guer­ra and Debra Granik at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival.
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Review

Love

by Jordan Cronk

Gas­par Noé returns with his most con­tro­ver­sial and com­pas­sion­ate movie yet.

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