Official Poster for Gaspar Noé’s ‘VORTEX’ starring Dario Argento & Françoise Lebrun
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Gaspar Noé created the project after suffering a dangerously severe brain hemorrhage which very nearly killed him. The film is dedicated to all those whose brains die before their hearts do.
Beautiful poster.
Just once I’d like for Gasper Noe to direct a rom-com.
I was just wondering the other day what the word on this film was, glad to hear that it’s just around the corner.
A Noé film that is not an assault on the senses? Who would have thought.
Argento is an actor too? When did this happen?
I saw the U.S. premiere at the New York Film Festival last year.
It’s fantastic, but absolutely devasting. Like this will emotionally wreck you.
Also, there’s a fairly decent chance that this will be the first Gaspar Noé movie to ever be rated PG-13.
I’ll enjoy it over a nice glass of sangria.
I prefer the scribbly poster of this film.