Irreversible

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"Irreversible" is a controversial 2002 French psychological thriller film by Gaspar Noé, known for its brutal depiction of violence, reverse-chronological narrative, and intense performances by Monica Bellucci and Vincent Cassel.

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instanceOf French film
film
character Alex
Marcus
Pierre
cinematography Benoît Debie
classification NC-17 in the United States
controversy depiction of sexual violence
graphic brutality leading to walkouts at screenings
countryOfOrigin France
director Gaspar Noé
distributor Mars Distribution
editor Gaspar Noé
filmingTechnique handheld camera
long takes
genre crime film
drama
psychological thriller
hasTheme revenge
time and irreversibility
violence and trauma
language French
leadActor Monica Bellucci
Vincent Cassel
musicBy Thomas Bangalter
narrativeStructure reverse chronological order
notableFor controversial content
extended rape scene
graphic depiction of violence
long takes and fluid camera movement
originalTitle Irréversible
premiereEvent 2002 Cannes Film Festival
producer Christophe Rossignon
Gaspar Noé
releaseDate 2002-05-22
releaseYear 2002
runtimeMinutes 97
screenedAt Cannes Film Festival
screenwriter Gaspar Noé
setting Paris
soundDesignFeature low-frequency sound intended to cause discomfort
starring Albert Dupontel
Monica Bellucci
Vincent Cassel
title Irreversible
writer Gaspar Noé

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Monica Bellucci notableWork Irreversible
Vincent Crochon notableWork Irreversible
Irreversible title Irreversible
New French Extremity notableWork Irreversible