Controversial and brilliant director Gasper Noe followed his worldwide sensation Irreversible with another assured and haunting triumph. Enter The Void is Noe’s “head trip” a la Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey and at the same time a piercing modern drama. Nathaniel Brown and Paz de la Huerta star as a brother and sister trapped in the hellish nighttime world of Tokyo where he deals drugs and she works as a stripper.
A crime gone bad leads to shocking violence and then moments of transcendence in which the movie plunges viewers into death and rebirth like no film has ever done before via mesmerizing camerawork that make it a dazzling and brutal exercise in cinematic envelope-pushing. Stunning audiences around the world, Enter The Void is a cinematic experience like no other.
Controversial and brilliant director Gasper Noe followed his worldwide sensation Irreversible with another assured and haunting triumph. Enter The Void is Noe’s “head trip” a la Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey and at the same time a piercing modern drama. Nathaniel Brown and Paz de la Huerta star as a brother and sister trapped in the hellish nighttime world of Tokyo where he deals drugs and she works as a stripper.
A crime gone bad leads to shocking violence and then moments of transcendence in which the movie plunges viewers into death and rebirth like no film has ever done before via mesmerizing camerawork that make it a dazzling and brutal exercise in cinematic envelope-pushing. Stunning audiences around the world, Enter The Void is a cinematic experience like no other.