Only Gaspar Noé, the arthouse provocateur behind “Irreversible” and “Enter the Void,” could make a pornographic 3D movie and have it judged tame by comparison. “Love,” which for reasons of spectacle ...

Born in Argentina but long based in France, filmmaker Gaspar Noé has something of the ageless bad boy about him, a maker of films designed to surprise and provoke. He gained notoriety for his 2002 ...

Gaspar Noe is responsible for some of the most uncomfortable cinematic images in recent years. (Spoiler alert on Noe’s oeuvre ahead.) Watch Irréversible and its graphic rape scene will linger in your ...

The new film Love opens on a pair of reclining nude figures, a man and a woman. In a single unbroken take, the woman manually and meticulously brings her partner to sexual completion in full view of ...

As an aspiring actor, Karl Glusman studied at the William Esper Studio in New York, where his instructor once chided a classmate for really shaving in a scene. What would happen if the student cut ...

Gaspar Noé is a French director with a reputation. In 2002 he made Irreversible, a movie that featured one of the most gruesome depictions of rape ever. Seven years later he made Enter the Void, a ...

Marking his first feature film since 2009’s “Enter the Void,” “Love” finds writer-director Gaspar Noé taking intimacy to a graphic third dimension. Starring Karl Glusman and Aomi Muyock, the drama ...

Love is the best thing in the world, proclaims Murphy (Karl Glusman), a young American filmmaker in Paris. And sex is the second best thing. So having sex with someone you love — what Murphy calls ...

The sexually explicit film will not be restricted to those over 18 despite an the culture minister's unusual request for a second review by the ratings board. By Rhonda Richford Love Poster Censored - ...

First things first: Yes, Gaspar Noé's arthouse sexbomb quite literally goes off in your face, with an ejaculation closeup 90 minutes in that might have you wiping off your 3-D glasses. You might think ...

Art house director Gaspar Noé leaves no unpleasant or physically revolting stone unturned. His first full-length effort, 1998’s I Stand Alone, was a drama about a lonely butcher and his fractured, ...

Following in the slipstream of his 2015 3D porno Love, Gaspar Noé’s latest film, Climax, didn’t disappoint fans of the famous iconoclast, who presented it outside the official selection in the ...