Diverse festival notables from Hannah Ha Ha to The Blue Caftan join a spattering of specialty horror titles led by Consecration, and the U.S. theatrical debut of Gaspar Noé’s controversial ...

"Irreversible" is not a film that can be dismissed or easily put out of mind once experienced. Gaspar Noe ("I Stand Alone") uses the cinema as an assault weapon to tell the story of a loving couple ...

Vortex is being praised as Gaspar Noé’s most humanist film to date. At first glance, that seems to say more about his other movies than this one. Vortex doesn’t have anything as agonizing as ...

It's pretty difficult to build a respectable case for Gaspar Noe's "Irreversible." It's a blasphemy wrapped in an atrocity. It's also stupid. And finally: It's all backward. Please. If this is not ...

Gaspar Noé likes to push buttons. Through the past two decades, the Argentine filmmaker, who has long been based in France, has established a reputation as a visionary with a mischievous streak. His ...