Eleven roles are played by Dennis Lavant in Holy Motors by French director Leos Carax, whose “Pola X” was produced by Pandora in 1998. Mr. Oscar (Lavant) is a man whose job is to slip into the lives of others for a short time. He drives around Paris in a white stretch limousine, sometimes playing a hunchbacked beggar on Pont Neuf, sometimes a bourgeois father, sometimes an ageing businessman, and sometimes strolling through a decaying shopping center with Kylie Minogue. Holy Motors is difficult to categorise; it’s a musical, drama, comedy, and a thriller all in one – and whether any of it is just a dream remains a mystery until the end. Carax has never been modest regarding his aesthetic means, and with Holy Motors, he successfully creates a surreal frenzy of images.