Tiresome film about a drug dealer who enjoys one last trip after dying proves to be the ne plus ultra of nothing much. While the overall audacity of the project can’t easily be denied, “Enter the Void ...

But while most parts of “Enter the Void” are a challenge to your senses, every second of the film is also a bounty for them. Imagine one of Richard Linklater’s animated films turned live-action or a ...

Oh yes, don't forget - Gaspar Noé's Enter the Void is coming. This drug tripping, sex-filled, wild ride of a movie is French filmmaker Gaspar Noé's follow-up to the also-controversial Irreversible.

It goes without saying that "Enter the Void" is violent, but its obsessive emphasis on sex and drugs -- to the point that most viewers are going to feel utterly bludgeoned by both -- makes it ...

“They say you fly when you die,” a character says early on in Enter the Void, the third film by French-Argentinian director Gaspar Noe – and his first since 2002’s notorious Irreversible, with its ...

With Enter the Void, Gaspar Noé continues to earn his position as the cinema’s most bombastic visionary, a director who wears you down with the brutality, sensory overload, and sheer length of scenes ...

The Cinema is the Train: Part One Economy of Narrative + Abundance of Truth = Poetry in Cinema In an earlier essay for Filmmaker, I argued that “…cinema’s ‘vocabulary of forms’ is typically ...