2009 Directed by Gaspar Noé
This psychedelic tour of life after death is seen entirely from the point of view of Oscar, a young American drug dealer and addict living in Tokyo with his prostitute sister, Linda. When Oscar is killed by police during a bust gone bad, his spirit journeys from the past -- where he sees his parents before their deaths -- to the present -- where he witnesses his own autopsy -- and then to the future, where he looks out for his sister from beyond the grave.
Olivier Delbosc Marc Missonnier Valerio De Paolis Vincent Maraval Gaspar Noé Philippe Bober Brahim Chioua Susanne Marian Pierre Buffin Nicolas Leclercq Peter Hermann
BIM Distribuzione Wild Bunch Canal+ Fidélité Films Les Cinémas de la Zone Essential Filmproduktion Paranoid Eurimages FFA OCS Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication Marc Dorcel
엔터 더 보이드, Вход в пустоту, Soudain le Vide, Boşluk, Lépj az ürességbe, Enter the Void - Viagem Alucinante, 遁入虚无, Vejdi do prázdna, Enter The Void, אל תוך הריק, Вхід в порожнечу, Viagem Alucinante, Wkraczając w pustkę, 嗑到荼靡, エンター・ザ・ボイド
Humanity and the world around us Intense violence and sexual transgression Faith and religion Surreal and thought-provoking visions of life and death Erotic relationships and desire Challenging or sexual themes & twists Graphic violence and brutal revenge Dreamlike, quirky, and surreal storytelling Show All…
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Re-reviewing because this movie deserves more than my first review that just said "i have a headache"
I saw this like 3 months ago...still thinking about it...almost everyday...definitely every week. Do you understand how special that is? Do you understand how rare it is that a movie does that? That it gets into your brain, sets up it's little space and refuses to leave without paying rent (which by the way costs a lot for a mind as fucking clean as mine). DO YOU UNDERSTAND???
This movie is...amazing. It's fucking unbelievable. AHH
any 5 minutes of this would instantly kill prince phillip and the whole 161 nearly killed me
Certain films you love because they touch you personally. Others you love because they tell a story so gripping you feel part of it yourself. Some you love for their part in shaping you as a cinephile, even as a person. Then there are the handful of films you love simply because you must love: because they represent so bold an authorial vision, so striking a view of the world, so wholly unique a perspective on life through cinema, that love is all you can respond with. Enter the Void, to my eyes, belongs in a very elite club. Its fellow members, those that come to mind at once, are 2001: A Space Odyssey, Synecdoche, New York, and The Tree…
was surprised at how much i didn’t like this on a rewatch until i remembered i wasn’t crazy about it the first time i saw it either. i mean climax has only gotten better with each rewatch, i kinda expected the same for this.
even tho my first time with ETV was kind of hell to get through, i really grew to love it over time just because it was the first “weird” movie that i had seen. it really opened my eyes in the way it probably did for many 20 year old boys. but having not only seen more from gaspar noe AND more movies about life and death AND more movies from gaspar noe on life and…
The most bizzare film I've ever seen and something I never want to sit through ever again. I need a lot of Advil.
