"I’ll watch Enter the Void every Sunday for the rest of my life just cause I need that kind of experience in my head." David Gordon Green (Your Highness, Pineapple Express)

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A  nice website about the project 7 days in Havana is online  : www.7daysinhavana.com 

7 days in Havana is a contemporary snapshot of this iconic and eclectic city, seen through a feature-length movie made up of 7 chapters directed by 7 international filmmakers.

Day 5 of 7 days in Havana :  Ritual Directed by Gaspar Noé
Yamilslaidi, an attractive African-Cuban schoolgirl is forced by her parents to go into a cleaning ritual. They are determined to get their daughter rid of the "curse" she has been put on: loving girls.

With :

Othello Rensoli
Cristela Herrera
Dunia Matos

Thanks to Alexandre D.

Read an excellent discussion with Tom Kan & Thorsten Fleisch about the opening credits of Gaspar Noé's Enter the Void :

"Like sighs from a scythe in a wheat field of psychosis, the opening title sequence for Gaspar Noé’s Enter the Void is a melting onslaught of typographic design foisted upon the senses. This unrelenting visual overdose hacks pleasurably at the viewer, as the tip of a nail does finding its destiny. Names become bright little deaths fired to a machine gun beat; the images encircle your pupils as LFO’s Freak drives the nail deeper."

Read the full discussion on Art of the Title

Thanks to Andy W.

"The 33rd Havana's International Festival of New Latin American Cinema will exhibit 21 full-length fiction films, 21 operas prima, 26 documentaries, and 32 animation movies.

This festival will have the world premiere of "Siete días en La Habana" (Seven Days in Havana), with the attendance of four of its directors, Puerto Rican Benicio del Toro, Cuban Juan Carlos Tabio, French Laurent Cantet, and Palestinian Elia Souleiman." (source & source)