Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- September 19, 2018 (8 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 37m
- Rating
- R
- Language
- French
- Origins
- Tags
- Companies
- Artémis Productions, Eskwad, KNM, Les Cinémas de la Zone, Rectangle Productions, Shelter Prod, VOO & Be tv, Wild Bunch
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Sofia BoutellaSelva
Romain GuillermicDavid
Souheila YacoubLou
Kiddy SmileDaddy
Claude Gajan MaudeEmmanuelle
Giselle PalmerGazelle
Taylor KastleTaylor
Thea Carla SchøttPsyche
Sharleen TempleIvana
Lea VlamosEva
Alaïa AlsafirAlaia
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Crew View all
Gaspar NoéDirector & Screenplay
Vincent MaravalProducer
Brahim ChiouaProducer
Édouard WeilProducer
Richard GrandpierreProducer
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External reviews
★★★★★ Gaspar Noé’s Climax is arguably the French provocateur at his most subdued, but it still manages to be a rollicking thrill ride of sweat,...
★★★★☆ Gaspar Noé is back on form with Climax, a frenzied tale of a dance group training for an American tour. Their after-work party descends int...
'Climax,' the latest from French enfant terrible Gaspar Noe, revolves around a dance party that descends into hellishness.
This story of a dance party gone very wrong, which premiered at Cannes, is possibly Noé's best movie.
Gaspar Noé has probably never been likened to Lazarus before – or any other saint, for that matter – but he’s fully earned himself the comparison with...
The new film from the Irrevérsible director is a woozy, day-glo horror story of a dance troupe who drink alcohol spiked with LSD
I was already noting just how many of the films in the first half of Cannes this year seemed to foreground music and tales of social transformation — and t...
It’s like if you turned Step Up into a horror flick.
