Well, Benoit Debie has his merits. I love Gaspar, he might be my favourite director, but the DOP's work should never be ignored. Gaspar wants a lot of independence and the freedom to choose lights, lenses, movements, blocking. But it's rare for directors to have such knowledge. I study filmmaking and most film schools in the world, are divided in different branches. You either study Directing or Photography or Screenwriting or Editing or Audio Operator and Editor etc...
I love how Noé seems to feel a sense of kinship with other controversial filmmakers. He praises the work of Haneke, Solondz, and Von Trier. He's friends with Aronofsky and Refn. I like this. Boundary pushers can face some uphill battle and need to stick together!
perplexedmoth, All the critically acclaimed actors who have worked with him, have described him that exact same way. They are all extremely fond of him. Kinda ironic coming from a man who makes such shocking, in your face, darker themed movies, isn't it?
@@ajorsini7 You're right. The Danish title is MANDEN DER TÆNKTE TING and Nicolas Winding Refn's grandfather (his dad's dad) worked on the film. There's a Danish dvd available but it's not English friendly.
Je pense un message pour le métro et bon café à toi et ton ami saison 1 un bon message pour faire tu es un méchant tu es un symbole parce que Klara il va tricher pour passer Clara et moi je Clos des tours parce que il y en a des hommes qui a passé le plateforme pour passer le padre qui va remplacer pour je dois placer un ami ou je sais pas Klara idées pour les passeports moi je sais que j'ai je te donne tout les laines pour gagner cette cadeau parce que il y en a des gens qui n'ont pas se passer je sacrifié ma vie et passe à toutes les domaines un bon message pour savoir et bientôt et bonne semaine et merci le Stam je l'espère toutes les pièces qu'il mange avec moi je me respecte les pensions
Gaspar Noé is one of the best directors alive and what also makes him great is he camera operates his own work!
Well, Benoit Debie has his merits. I love Gaspar, he might be my favourite director, but the DOP's work should never be ignored. Gaspar wants a lot of independence and the freedom to choose lights, lenses, movements, blocking. But it's rare for directors to have such knowledge. I study filmmaking and most film schools in the world, are divided in different branches. You either study Directing or Photography or Screenwriting or Editing or Audio Operator and Editor etc...
Noe operates and conceives of the shots but he leaves all the lighting to Benoit.
I love how Noé seems to feel a sense of kinship with other controversial filmmakers. He praises the work of Haneke, Solondz, and Von Trier. He's friends with Aronofsky and Refn. I like this. Boundary pushers can face some uphill battle and need to stick together!
Haha love the man, didn't know he was such a sweet guy.
perplexedmoth, All the critically acclaimed actors who have worked with him, have described him that exact same way. They are all extremely fond of him. Kinda ironic coming from a man who makes such shocking, in your face, darker themed movies, isn't it?
The Danish movie that Gaspar's referring to is "The Man Who Thought Life" (1969). It's a sci-fi thriller that I've not seen.
Thanks for a very candid interview!
just watched and LOVED irreversible
"- only beer?
- well, I've been there"
Love this guy
amazing interviewer!
so Blockbuster is still a company and now they do TH-cam videos? or is that a joke? genuinely asking.
@@metus5831 aahhh. that makes sense. here in Canada Blockbuster is nothing more than a relic of my childhood.
great interview
I would edit the talks in stereo.
Who was the American Filmmaker Gaspar mentions and what was his movie?
Todd Solondz, specific film was Weiner Dog (i had to use CC lol)
@@eriksmith9814 thank you
What movie is he mentioning at 15:26? Subtitles say "Tradoc's", but that's no movie.
Straw Dogs
@@EasyAndyyy, thank you, mate.
What do u guys think what was the motivation of that particular character to spike the drink in CLIMAX?
Dave Ocean I think Noe says she wants to do it to see the chaos it causes
Social experiment
Dunno, but it was a waste of good acid...
Which danish movie Gaspar mentioned?
I think it was The Man Who Thought Life, which for whatever reason is pretty hard to find
@@ajorsini7 You're right. The Danish title is MANDEN DER TÆNKTE TING and Nicolas Winding Refn's grandfather (his dad's dad) worked on the film. There's a Danish dvd available but it's not English friendly.
Timestamps please!
He’s so cute
Climax was great but i didn't like it as much as Enter the Void, that movie is his magnum opus. I have watched all of his movies.
If I was interviewing him I'd say, 'Gaspar, you're an amazing film maker but please just answer the fucking question'
Je pense un message pour le métro et bon café à toi et ton ami saison 1 un bon message pour faire tu es un méchant tu es un symbole parce que Klara il va tricher pour passer Clara et moi je Clos des tours parce que il y en a des hommes qui a passé le plateforme pour passer le padre qui va remplacer pour je dois placer un ami ou je sais pas Klara idées pour les passeports moi je sais que j'ai je te donne tout les laines pour gagner cette cadeau parce que il y en a des gens qui n'ont pas se passer je sacrifié ma vie et passe à toutes les domaines un bon message pour savoir et bientôt et bonne semaine et merci le Stam je l'espère toutes les pièces qu'il mange avec moi je me respecte les pensions
Sorry. I just stoped watching the interview after 20 min. Thanks for the effort anyways.
no one care you self centered prick, more interview for me
@@JohnDoe-bm5lp I think he meant that the dialog is inaudible most of the time, and it's really frustrating.