Gaspar Noé on His Musical Influences | Red Bull Music Academy
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Acclaimed director Gaspar Noé discusses a number of scenes where music has acted as inspiration or influence and showcases a wide range of films, including Un Chien Andalou, The Wizard of Oz and The Deer Hunter, in a conversation with film composer and soundtrack supervisor Brian Reitzell for Red Bull Radio Live: Los Angeles 2016. #RBMA
01:08 - Contempt by Jean-Luc Godard
03:21 - Un Chien Andalou by Luis Buñuel
09:31 - "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" by Judy Garland from Wizard of Oz and "My Name is Tallulah" by Jodie Foster from Bugsy Malone
14:38 - Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story by Todd Haynes
17:04 - Scorpio Rising by Kenneth Anger
22:50 - The Mother and The Whore by Jean Eustache
26:00 - Angst by Gerald Kargl
31:04 - Under The Skin by Jonathan Glazer
36:34 - Irreversible by Gaspar Noé
41:36 - Touching The Void by Kevin McDonald
44:19 - Fear City by Abel Ferrara and Body Double by Brian de Palma
50:10 - Love by Gaspar Noé
53:15 - Nightdreams by Stephen Sayadian
56:26 - The Deer Hunter by Michael Cimino
Gaspar Noé is one of the most daring and accomplished filmmakers of his generation, responsible for celebrated movies like Irreversible and Enter the Void. As part of the RBMA Radio: Live Los Angeles festivities, we thought it natural to sit down with the director to discuss the role of music in film.
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Gaspar about to give an album a 10
Gaspony Notano here
@@shawnscorner6703 heh
I see what u did there.
Beat me to it
Enter the Void is the greatest opening credits ever!
Not quite single-handedly but enough to be mentioned and praised, this man has continuously inspired and reinvigorated my passion & faith in modern film and reassured me that there are still spaces yet to be explored, cinematic experiences that are about to be probed, and maybe most exciting yet frustrating that the "greatest" film has yet to be made and never will be. That being, we'll consistently come across a new work of brilliant Cinema that seems to impress above all and be a landmark in film history and inevitability that will eventually be surpassed as well. Unfortunately, for those who think that film is dead & that it's never as good as it was, they just aren't looking hard enough.
I really appreciate this mans artistry.
The fact he’s a fan of Thomas Bangalter and Aphex Twin makes him a worthy pal, although his films are criminally insane.
Anthony Fantano called, he wants his flannel back.
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Enterthe Voidtano
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Gaspar is a genius, but that interviewer made hard to watch this...
That presenter's ego tho...
Very annoying.
Extremely annoying.
bastante cagapalos
man - i love the fact that Noe loves his movies. He could have just been a radical radical, but the fact he knows his shit makes me love him more. also - im drunk.
The fine line between genius and insanity.
"If you're going to be crazy, you have to get paid for it or else you're going to be locked up."
I love Gaspar He is so unique and brilliant!
This host really gets on my nerves, I almost punched my screen
just off of body language, you see how inflated the host's ego must be. Gaspar has to be the one to position his body to him, which is ridiculous considering he's the GUEST. i swear hosts/critics have this weird superiority complex when they haven't made one piece of respectable art in their lives...probably explains their overcompensation.
but then again, who gives a f about my comment
@@Michael-ld2np I do
He annoys me to in this conversation but you need to look up Brian Reitzell before thinking he hasn't done any notable work himself.
Fascinating how open and disclosing Gaspar is, and manages to remain throughout. Unfortunate sound mix, and it would have been a treat to be allowed the luxury of the actual film clips. Still, thanks for this.
please interview with Jonathan Glazer and Leos Carax. pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
thank u so much guys for uploading the video and the moderator is the best I've watched he gave so much time to talk unless so many interviews I've watched
Gasparthony Noetano
Genio Gaspar!
So they don't show the clip. great.
And he mentions 2001 Space Odyssey at the beginning as well
@30:05 - First the Fantano flannel. Secondly, this...
Does anybody have a link to the Brian Reitzell RBMA radio show “music in film” ?
Was that Antony BamBamtano in the thumbnail?
yes dude!!
37:07 "Sound Designey" hahaha who let this man interview Gaspar
More of these please
Hero Status!
Brian Reitzell has the same voice as Glenn Greenwald!
What was the clip they showed at the end from?
audio levels meander
Gaspany Noëtano here
genius
the sickest.
Gaspar: effortlessly cool. This other guy: effortlessly not.
Je pense un message pour toi je te parle avec toi la musique c'est pour moi c'est pas pour les femmes quand je vois tes nuits je vois la musique c'est la vérité c'est pas pour les femmes bientôt
how about showin us the dam videos so we knw wat the fuuq he talkin bout
quillftw 44 speaking for people who've seen the films, I don't need that. you can go ahead and make an effort to see the films on your own.
quillftw 44 oh wait I take that back, I'm a jerk. for at least some clip references, there's no indication of what movies he's talking about. I understand now, sorry.
quillftw 44 Wow now I'm a jerk again for the prior comment because the clip references are in the video description.
17:00 omg this guy is so annoying