Cannes, France – Renowned filmmaker Paul Schrader, known for his latest movie “Oh, Canada,” has recently announced his upcoming project. At 77 years old, the director is set to begin production on a new noir film titled “Non Compos Mentis” this fall. The title, derived from Latin meaning “unsound mind,” delves into the theme of sexual obsession.
During a press conference at the Cannes Film Festival for “Oh, Canada,” Schrader shared that “Non Compos Mentis” explores the foolish actions men take in the name of love. With financing secured and casting underway, the director and producer Daniel Gonzalez are gearing up for the next cinematic venture.
The project promises to be a reflection of Schrader’s distinctive filmmaking style, known for delving into complex human emotions and motivations. As anticipation builds for “Non Compos Mentis,” audiences can expect a thought-provoking exploration of love, desire, and the consequences of obsession.
Schrader’s commitment to storytelling that challenges and engages viewers is expected to shine through in this new film. With his prolific career and artistic vision, the director continues to captivate audiences with narratives that push boundaries and provoke thought.
As details of “Non Compos Mentis” emerge, audiences can look forward to a cinematic experience that combines Schrader’s signature style with a fresh exploration of themes that resonate with contemporary audiences. Stay tuned for more updates on this upcoming noir film that promises to captivate and intrigue viewers with its exploration of love, obsession, and the complexities of human nature.