Tag: Paz de la Huerta
The Editor | Blu-ray Review
Directors Adam Brooks and Matthew Kennedy, two of the five partners from the Canadian film production company Astron-6, have reunited from their 2011 effort...
The Girl is in Trouble | Review
Trouble in Mind: Onah’s Homage to Neo Noir an Indie Echo of Device
In development for the past five years since it was initially announced,...
2015 Sundance Film Festival Predictions: Jonathan Keevil’s Chuck Hank and the San Diego Twins
Park City might get a blast of 1979's The Warriors if filmmaker Jonathan Keevil and his clan manage to do what Bellflower (2011's NEXT...
Interview: Gaspar Noe – Enter the Void
Noe’s subjective camera spends much of the first half in the hands of Oscar, while we watch the world through his eyes, and the second half of the film overhead, racing through hundreds of rooms with masked cuts. It lends an incomparable theatricality to the experience.
Interview: Paz de la Huerta and Nathaniel Brown – Enter the Void
Clearly good friends, their relationship in real life seems to reflect their relationship in the film. They are brother and sister, however, this is a Gaspar Noe film, so there’s always something a little off. Their very close relationship is mired by the tension of implied incestuous feelings throughout, even though those feelings are never consummated.
