Gaspar Noé’s Tokyo-set audiovisual experience is stunning and scandalous—a hallucinatory techno trip exemplary of Noé’s brand of divisive filmmaking. An intoxicating first-person crawl through the city by night, Enter the Void is sensational cinema at its most phenomenal and visceral.

Enchanted by a child’s curious gaze, An Urban Allegory is quintessential Alice Rohrwacher. Together with street artist JR, the supernal filmmaker assembles a kaleidoscopically playful vision of art, tracing how it moves through this stage of magical light and alluring shadow we call the world.

Say it looong. Say it loud! Quentin Dupieux is going for mammoth laughs in this time-warped, gaga homage to a giant of surrealism. Flummoxing Anaïs Demoustier’s straightwoman, a carousel of actors take turns being Dalí—each one with a different, eccentric version of his moustache-twirling panache.