Exclusive interview: Gaspar Noé  Prospect Magazine  Exclusive
interview: Gaspar Noé   The enfant terrible of French cinema,
director of the provocative film “Irreversible,” talks about his
long-anticipated new feature: “Enter the Void”    With a cast of
mostly non-professional actors, it is a psychedelic melodrama
played out against the neon-soaked backdrop of Tokyo’s
nightclubs, strip bars and sex hotels. The story unfolds through
the eyes of Oscar, a small-time drug dealer who had been shot by
police. While his life hangs in the balance, his spirit hovers
omnipotently over the city, surveying the streets and passing
through the boundaries of various apartments, nightclubs and
hotel rooms. Past, present and future merge in a hallucinatory
maelstrom, as his life flashes before his eyes.  JUSTIN
VILLIERS: Describe the process of bringing this film to the
screen.  GASPAR NOE: It’s taken so long. I’d tried to make it
before Irreversible, but I couldn’t get it financed. But then,
luckily, Irreversible was a sort