5:18 You can tell he is having a hard time talking about it. It hits very close to his heart. Gaspar, you are brave for making that film. It must have been painful and cathartic for you.
I've just seen the movie, which I found unbelievable, and I must also admitt Vortex made me cry as much as Anthony Hopkins's "The Father". Most of us who watched Gaspar Noe's latest film felt identified because we have more than a relative with dementia. So, the movie portrays brilliantly what an ageing couple looks like. As far as i'm concerned, it is impossible not to get emotional with these kind of movies.
I wonder if I was a billionaire, would I give this man or some other great artist resources to make a movie with an unlimited budget. I like to think that would be an excellent use for my money, but who knows really? Would the wealth change my thinking?
I actually was thinking will he mention Amour, I think it coming out made him kinda have to think how to do scrap what he had tought to do. To not look or feel similar but work. There ofc will be them connected together even if letting a bit time go on before making Vortex. Just for the fact as he said that there is not many movies about the subject. Also Amour being so fantastic that it propably made kinda having to in a weird way to distant from it and keep it it in mind to find another path. It isn't about old age but a real story of someone who got an early on-set dementia in middle-age. Still Alice, it's a wonderfull movie too that goes to her head and confusion. It going worse and nothing to do about it. As someone whose been few years in a really intense period of an mental illness and it ruining my twenties really. The first year of it I didn't want to know what I had because I even feared brain-damage because the symptoms were so severe. I was scared that I will do something to me if I hear that it stays. Turned out some have had it a week, month(s), year(s), as in my case during years it not 100% going away but Massively downsized and some have it say 20 years or the whole life. I just happened to have every symptom ridiculously high, soooo bad luck.
Hell is the place where the spiritually dead go. Most are this way, we all know that. Every once in a while, there's a light there in someone. That never extinguishes.
You're absolutely right. I had a heart transplant 2 years ago, suddenly I no longer loved my wife and kids. I'm now in a relationship with the widow of the young fella that donated his heart to me. Can confirm, soul is in the heart.
5:18 You can tell he is having a hard time talking about it. It hits very close to his heart. Gaspar, you are brave for making that film. It must have been painful and cathartic for you.
Yeah he's definitely having a hard time and it brings a whole new perspective on him
Gaspar is a genius ♥️
Vortex is the Movie of the year
I've just seen the movie, which I found unbelievable, and I must also admitt Vortex made me cry as much as Anthony Hopkins's "The Father". Most of us who watched Gaspar Noe's latest film felt identified because we have more than a relative with dementia. So, the movie portrays brilliantly what an ageing couple looks like. As far as i'm concerned, it is impossible not to get emotional with these kind of movies.
Time can be your friend or your enemy. It all depends on how you use it or apply it. But Time does indeed destroy all things. It erodes everything.
Gaspar knows Irreversible’s quote it’s the right one.
I love you Gaspar
Make some more movies Captain The Great
I wonder if I was a billionaire, would I give this man or some other great artist resources to make a movie with an unlimited budget. I like to think that would be an excellent use for my money, but who knows really? Would the wealth change my thinking?
Thanks for this video
I actually was thinking will he mention Amour, I think it coming out made him kinda have to think how to do scrap what he had tought to do. To not look or feel similar but work. There ofc will be them connected together even if letting a bit time go on before making Vortex. Just for the fact as he said that there is not many movies about the subject. Also Amour being so fantastic that it propably made kinda having to in a weird way to distant from it and keep it it in mind to find another path.
It isn't about old age but a real story of someone who got an early on-set dementia in middle-age. Still Alice, it's a wonderfull movie too that goes to her head and confusion. It going worse and nothing to do about it.
As someone whose been few years in a really intense period of an mental illness and it ruining my twenties really. The first year of it I didn't want to know what I had because I even feared brain-damage because the symptoms were so severe. I was scared that I will do something to me if I hear that it stays. Turned out some have had it a week, month(s), year(s), as in my case during years it not 100% going away but Massively downsized and some have it say 20 years or the whole life. I just happened to have every symptom ridiculously high, soooo bad luck.
Hell is the place where the spiritually dead go. Most are this way, we all know that. Every once in a while, there's a light there in someone. That never extinguishes.
is the video on double speed or is he on speed?
"Menschenfeind" hat mir den Kopf zerfickt und ich habe nur ausschnitte gesehen.
big mistake, the soul and the brain is not the same thing.. soul place is the heart/memory in the heart, consciousness is the brain
Perspective.
that's cute
Nice try
You're absolutely right. I had a heart transplant 2 years ago, suddenly I no longer loved my wife and kids. I'm now in a relationship with the widow of the young fella that donated his heart to me. Can confirm, soul is in the heart.