Vortex review – Gaspar Noé’s punishing portrait of dementia The director abandons his showy style in this brutally matter-of-fact tale of a couple at the end of their lives in a Paris apartment The Guardian - UK · May 15, 2022
Vortex review: Gaspar Noé’s dementia drama refuses to be gentle – and that’s why it’s so mesmerising The ‘Irréversible’ director returns with an alienating if ultimately deeply humbling experience for its audience The Independent UK · May 14, 2022
Vortex review: Gaspar Noé’s dementia drama refuses to be gentle – and that’s why it’s so mesmerising The ‘Irréversible’ director returns with an alienating if ultimately deeply humbling experience for its audience The Independent UK · May 12, 2022
Vortex review – Gaspar Noé’s stunning split-screen descent into dementia A retired psychiatrist suffers a stroke, while her film-maker husband potters about their Paris apartment in denial in this brutally insightful film The Guardian - UK · May 12, 2022
Gaspar Noé: ‘As soon as people see a penis in the UK, they think they’ve seen the devil’ The enfant terrible of French cinema has teamed up with horror great Dario Argento for a surprisingly compassionate film about mortality. The pair discuss directing a director, and ‘impressively uptight’ British viewers The Guardian - UK · May 9, 2022
Gaspar Noé splits screens and witches The provocateur spoke to Salon about split screens and the effects of what he watched during COVID on his work Salon · Apr 30, 2022
You’ve been reframed: how playing with split-screen and aspect ratio went mainstream Gaspar Noé’s new film opens with a split-screen sequence, incorporating an aspect-ratio switch. Such experimental format tweaking has a long history, so why is it all the rage again? The Guardian - UK · Apr 29, 2022