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Climax is a 2018 experimental psychological horror film directed, written and co-edited by Gaspar Noé. Featuring an ensemble cast of 24 actors, led by Sofia Boutella, the plot is set in 1996 and follows a French dance troupe holding a days-long rehearsal in an abandoned school; the final night of rehearsing is a success, but the group's celebratory after-party takes a dark turn when the communal bowl of sangria is…
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In the contemporary film world, there is probably no personality as widely detested, who simultaneously revels in that fact and has built his career upon it, as is the case with Gaspar Noé. The French filmmaker of Argentine origin enjoys a reputation as one of the most famous "art" filmmakers, but he owes it primarily to having explored the boundaries of acceptable content on the big screen over the last few decades…More
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The Last Dance Studio A24 creates films that stick in the mind and make us remember long after the screening Dance with me Dance once more Let the lights go out Let the madness reign around us Gaspar Noé You can like or condemn source . It's hard to be indifferent to the way he creates films. There are films that are light and enjoyable, there are films that are powerful and show destruction, and there are music fil…More
Vemos desde arriba una mujer caminando en medio de la nieve con ladridos de fondo, sollozamente llora (aunque muy desesperadamente a decir verdad). Arrastras pareciese que trata de llegar a algún lugar pero parece imposible. Empezamos con lo que pareciera ser un casting de baile, aunque no colocan a nadie a bailar, solo les hacen preguntas de como se sienten bailando y si la gente sabe que baila, si le apasiona, si…More
I already talked about Climax, but I can't stop doing it because previously I only made a small criticism more subjective than objective, explaining how it made me feel and how I feel it will make you feel. Now, I would like to talk more about the technical aspect of the film, which despite having mentioned it before, I did it very above, and it seems to me that it is something that needs more recognition. I say thi…More
This dance is the best. First scene of the movie.More