New York MagazineThis is the kind of it-can-mean-whatever-you-want-it-to-mean art film that I usually run from, but Carax is such a prodigiou...
Chicago Sun-TimesMonsieur Oscar has his work cut out for him, and it takes on ever so much variety because he seems to live entirely within t...
Entertainment WeeklyNothing makes ''sense'' in this crazy-beautiful reverie about movies, love, the love of movies, and the inevitability of hum...
New York MagazineTypically confounding but on every level that matters a work of unfettered-and liberating-imagination.
New York Daily NewsEach episode of director Leos Carax's film perfectly masters the exact tone of a different genre, finding precisely the sadd...
Salon ArtsIt's the coolest and strangest movie of the year, and once it gets its druglike hooks in your brain, you'll never get them o...
New York PostThe sort of enigmatic movie that many critics embrace because it's open to endless interpretation.
SlateIf nothing else, you'll come out of it feeling perceptually refreshed, as if you'd just had a ride on an aesthetic and philo...
The New YorkerCarax produces the startling dislocations of reality that Buñuel pulled off, but without the gleeful wit.
Entertainment WeeklyA crazy-beautiful reverie about movies, love, the love of movies, and the inevitability of human melancholy by the perpetual...
TelegraphLeos Carax's surrealist yarn about the parallel lives of a shadowy 'Monsieur Oscar’ is bonkers but fun
Total FilmA surreal head-scratcher that'd make Luis Buuel smile, it may not be perfectly formed, but there's no denying its fierce ori...
The GuardianA gorgeous furry teacup of a film, Leos Carax's first feature in 13 years is a gripping surrealist odyssey that makes most o...
TelegraphLeos Carax’s Holy Motors, starring Kylie Minogue, is often jaw-droppingly bonkers, writes Tim Robey.
Film FractureIn Leos Caraxs rather wonderful and fantastic new film Holy Motors, there are several points at which one may wonder what is...
Film School RejectsOscar’s impersonation of a graveyard-dwelling troll might be the most surreal thing to happen in live action cinema this yea...
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Director: Leos Carax
Writer: Leos Carax
Studio: Indomina
Cast: Eva Mendes, Kylie Minogue, Michel Piccoli
Release: July 4, 2012
Writer: Leos Carax
Studio: Indomina
Cast: Eva Mendes, Kylie Minogue, Michel Piccoli
Release: July 4, 2012
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