Gaspar Noé

Noe’s magnum opus, a kaleidoscopical LSD aesthetics’ journey of a lost soul. The viewer watches through the protagonist’s eyes, the camera is always on the move, while the great provocateur delivers a directorial tour de force for an audience with a strong stomach and a pure spirit of adventure. — Oscar is an American dealer living in Tokyo. After his best friend's betrayal, he is murdered during a transaction. His soul, watching the consequences of his death, wanders in search of resurrection. — Official Selection | Cannes Film Festival | 2009 Jury Prize | Sitges Film Festival | 2009

The great provocateur of world cinema changes his style, but remains shocking. Haneke's Amour enters Noé's hallucinatory universe and invites us into a relentlessly realistic horror story, where the horror stems from the hardships of getting old. — A loving, elderly couple spends their days in a Paris apartment, battling the early stages of dementia. In split-screen, we follow their daily life, and as it becomes increasingly difficult and their son tries to take care of them, the oblivion shifts to something more disturbing and the two of them enter a spiral of mental and physical degeneration. — Zabaltegi-Tabakalera Prize for Best Film | San Sebastian Film Festival | 2021 Official Selection | Locarno Film Festival | 2021 FIRPESCI Prize | Istanbul Film Festival | 2022 Official Selection | Cannes Premiere | 2021

Gaspar Noé (“Irreversible”), the leading provocateur of European cinema, wrote just seven pages of script before he shot this sexual odyssey, and it may be the furthest he has ever gone. Across the two years of the affair, you land, almost literally, in bed with the lovers. — It’s early on New Year’s Day when the phone wakes Murphy, asleep beside his young wife and their two-year-old child. The message on the machine is from Electra’s mother, whose daughter has been missing for a long time and who wants to know if he’s heard anything. Murphy stays in the flat and drifts back through his two years with Electra, the promises, the games and the mistakes.