US EditionEnter the Void Review: Gaspar Noé’s Psychedelic Dive Into Life After Death
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Enter the Void Review: Gaspar Noé’s Psychedelic Dive Into Life After Death
Enter the Void (2009), helmed by Gaspar Noé, is not just a movie—it’s an immersive experience. From its jarring opening credits to its final, spiraling plunge into the abyss, Noé draws viewers into a vibrant fever dream that blurs the lines of film, hallucination, and enlightenment. Set against the backdrop of Tokyo’s neon-soaked underworld, the story follows Oscar, a young drug dealer who is killed early on. However, death is merely the start…
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