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High Life Trailer ()Top Schauspieler: Robert Pattinson, Juliette BinocheOriginaltitel: High LifeProduktion: Andrew Lauren, D.J. Gugenheim. Kinder Trailer. Drachenreiter Dragon Rider. Tomer Eshed (D/B ). Drachenreiter. Empfohlen Filmkritik Trailer Robolove. Empfohlen Trailer. High Life: Kritik und Trailer zum Film. 0 Kommentare. (Akt. ). Ein Mann, ein Baby und die gnadenlose Unendlichkeit des.

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How did you buy your ticket? View All Videos 1. View All Photos Movie Info. Monte and his baby daughter are the last survivors of a damned and dangerous mission to the outer reaches of the solar system.

They must now rely on each other to survive as they hurtle toward the oblivion of a black hole. Claire Denis. Gugenheim , Andrew Lauren.

Jun 11, Robert Pattinson Monte. Juliette Binoche Dr. Mia Goth Boyse. Lars Eidinger Chandra. Agata Buzek Nansen. Ewan Mitchell Ettore.

Scarlett Lindsey Willow -- Baby. Jessie Ross Willow -- Teenager. Claire Denis Director. Claire Denis Screenwriter. Geoff Cox Screenwriter.

Jean-Pol Fargeau Screenwriter. Oliver Dungey Producer. Laurence Clerc Producer. Olivier Thery-Lapiney Producer. Christoph Friedel Producer. Gugenheim Producer.

Andrew Lauren Producer. Best-Reviewed Movies by Genre Best Movies Off the Radar May 14, Full Review….

September 19, Full Review…. July 27, Rating: 4. June 30, Full Review…. View All Critic Reviews Jul 26, Think of this as unscience-fiction, with Denis mostly rejecting tropes and technobabble for something far stranger.

Alec B Super Reviewer. Jul 24, The one movie more of my friends have cited as their favorite of , besides Avengers, is a small little indie that left theaters as quickly as it arrived.

High Life is set in the deep of space with a crew made up of prisoners serving life sentences. We follow Monte Robert Pattinson along with a baby and we're left to determine how they got here.

The following two hours will explore the hazards of space, the fragility of man, and the weirdness of French people.

I knew I was in troubled territory when the movie spends a whopping 18 minutes 18! I understand establishing a mood, a day-to-day sense of the grunt work operations this guy has to do to stay alive, but this is simply excessive latitude to convey the same information.

It was a bad indication of what was to come. Fortunately, the movie picks up as we transition into the flashback of life with the crew and the growing anxiety and tensions that would seal their doom.

I was waiting for some taut tension. We know they're all prisoners serving life sentences so I also expected some combustibility with them trapped, together, for years on end, and subjected to strange experiments.

I expected some prisoners to lose their minds into madness and others to be distraught and others to be excitable. What I wasn't expecting was that everybody would simply be masturbating the whole time or raping each other.

There's a hard turn into explicit sexuality and the movie starts to resemble a more insidious soft-core flick. There's a masturbation room though its overall importance escapes me.

Juliette Binoche's character is performing fertility experiments and has her eyes set on a specific DNA combination. This leads to some bizarre and almost unintentionally hilarious moments where she stalks the halls with syringes of sperm.

The psycho-sexual aspect of the movie feels like it should be more important but Denis doesn't seem to be articulating its importance, only using it as an excuse for characters to act on their carnality as if this is commentary on the human condition alone and without context.

I suppose there's the concept that these people have been disposed of by larger society, jettisoned out of the solar system in the name of scientific discovery but perhaps just as a means of cleaning out Earth's prison population.

These people are all atoning for something, or so we're told, and you would think the existential solitude and knowledge that they will likely never see Earth again would be a prime starting point for some really interesting and introspective examinations on these people, their conceptions of themselves, and their actions and place in the universe.

We get little glimpses of this but mostly the other characters are kept at an unreachable distance; they're strangers to the audience, so when they start being dispatched one-by-one the emotional response is simply that of indifference.

Another character we never got much of a sense of is gone. Oh well. The characterization by Denis and her four other co-writers five people wrote this!

He's trying to live a life free from urges but ultimately comes into care of a little baby. Unfortunately, once Denis has killed off everyone the movie zips ahead to the baby now as a teenager and then it abruptly ends in what seems like a suicidal confrontation of oblivion that could have just as likely happened at any point.

It feels only so much an ending because there are credits afterwards. This is going to be much more metaphorical and subtextual science fiction, so I was waiting for the eventual themes to emerge, and I just kept waiting.

The first 18 minutes is watching Pattinson play take-your-daughter-to-work-day on the space ship. The next hour is almost a mad scientist drama with a bunch of expendable characters meeting unfortunate ends.

There's also a lot of sexual violence here. Once we get caught up in the timeline, the last twenty minutes is pretty mundane until one final fateful decision that we established earlier is the physical equivalent of suicide.

That's about it. It feels like pieces of more meaningful ideas and conversations are left as scattered detritus, demanding that an audience not just put the pieces together but also project their own meaning onto that puzzle.

I don't mind a movie that makes me work but there's a difference between being ambiguous and being empty and vague.

I don't know what Denis and her movie is trying to say and it's generally hard to follow when we don't get to know people and situations before jumping around in time.

There's definitely a vision here, but to what? High Life often looks gorgeous, with large swaths bathed in moody lighting and artfully styled shot compositions.

A masturbatory "dance" into something dream-like feels like what would happen if David Lynch tried his hand at erotica. The performances are rather blank as if Denis had precious little to explain about their characters.

There's a stretch where they're all highly sedated as well, which only makes them seem like slightly sleepier versions of who we have seen up to this point.

Pattinson has really impressed me with his recent indie output working with eclectic artists, especially his live wire performance in 's Good Time as a hapless criminal trying to get out of an increasing mess.

Pattinson burrows into his character's monastic aim in an attempt to tap into something deeper. It just isn't there, so he looks longingly at the stars, thinks furtively about his past, and goes through his routine.

These people too often feel like vacant shells of human beings, zombies walking the corridors in habit. The only other actor worth noting is Binoche Ghost in the Shell who gives it her all, especially during a masturbatory sequence that reminded me of a riding bull.

Get ready for lots of extreme closeups of her pubic bone as well. High Life feels like Annihilation in space but even lacking that movie's attuned sense of purpose about mankind's relationship with nature and its general indifference to us.

It fails to come together for me into something more cohesive or engaging or just even understandable. This is operating more on a metaphorical level than a hard science level, though the asides with black holes are depicted with intelligence.

Mostly I was watching the movie and I kept waiting for the actual movie to kick in. There's a dispirited collection of ideas and images and a general lack of hurry to get around to saying little with clarity.

It's frustrating because the movie has so much potential with its premise and setting and different narrative pieces, but ultimately it feels too lost in space when it comes to larger meaning and substance.

Nate's Grade: C. Nate Z Super Reviewer. Apr 25, Science fiction filmmaking has always been one of the more interesting genres to me, due to the fact that your stories can be filled with endless imagination.

From amazing films like A Space Odyssey to even mediocre blockbusters in Interstellar, they're always filled with concepts that impress me.

Even if a sci-fi movie hits theatres and has me incredibly against it by the time the credits roll, I still usually find myself pleased with the visual style or the ambition behind the story as a whole.

In the case of High Life, I absolutely admired everything about this movie, but I probably won't be telling anyone to rush out and watch it.

Following Monte, as he floats around in a shuttle drifting through space, he and his infant daughter try to survive, alone.

With flashbacks to previous events and character interactions that explain their current situation, this is a film that begins very ambiguous, but ultimately becomes bogged down in exposition and overly complex narrative choices, that simply had me frustrated with the movie overall.

The premise of the film itself and the visual style that they were able to pull off on a budget of just over 10 million dollars.

I absolutely loved everything about this movie that revolved around Monte who was played very well by Robert Pattinson and his daughter.

Their growth throughout the film and development within their characters easily felt like the most impressive aspect. As mentioned above, the flashbacks and overly explanatory sequences took me out of the film.

Not to ruin what the flashbacks consist of, but it was far less interesting than the present day timeline and they balanced the present day with the past quite evenly in terms of the film's run time, which was disappointing to me.

Although noticeably low-budget, this is a very nicely shot film with some very unique sci-fi visuals.

I wasn't completely sucked in, because some of the sets and ways certain scenes played out felt slightly cheap in my opinion.

I'm not usually someone who complains about this, because filmmaking is insanely hard to get right, especially on a low-budget, but something about the atmosphere of this movie felt slightly off to me.

In the end, High Life is the pure example of a movie that's not made for everyone. Even if I loved this movie, I still wouldn't recommend it, simply because there are many things presented throughout this movie that will turn off many viewers.

I admired my experience with this movie as a whole and would've given the filmmakers a round of applause if they were at the screening, but the movie just didn't click with me in the ways I had hoped for.

A very solidly constructed movie that just didn't quite work for me. KJ P Super Reviewer. Apr 22, For example, I've often wondered what it would be like if David Fincher directed a romantic comedy, or if Mira Nair directed a musical.

Ok, I'm sure most of you will think, "I don't have time for your nerdy nonsense", but it's fun on a dull Friday night.

Somebody was clearly playing my imaginary game when they paired legendary French director Claire Denis with a science fiction film.

Count me as someone in both columns. I'm not sure what I saw, but I loved it just the same. Describing the story won't really give you a sense of what it's like to see the film, but its bare bones trace the story of a group of death row inmates on a mission to harvest energy from a black hole deep in outer space.

We know from the opening scene that only Monte Robert Pattinson and his infant daughter Willow have survived as we see him jettisoning the dead from the ship.

How the rest of the crew met their fates makes up the body of the story. Their leader, Dibs Juliette Binoche , also a convict, wants a baby by artificial insemination, since sex on the ship is forbidden.

Frequent masturbation using an orgasmatron-esque "Box" keeps the crew from going completely nuts, but baby or no baby, these folks know they're on a suicide mission.

How they face certain oblivion remains a consistent theme throughout the film. Monte Pattinson , the only celibate prisoner, rejects Dibs' sexual advances.

Monte is serving a life sentence for killing a friend for murdering his dog as a child. Monte's only friend on the ship is Tcherny Benjamin , who is drawn to the onboard garden because it reminds him of Earth.

Pregnant prisoner Elektra Obianyo delivers a baby, but it dies, and later she does as well. The captain, Chandra Eidinger , develops leukemia due to radiation and has a stroke before being euthanized by Dibs.

One night, male prisoner Ettore Mitchell binds a female prisoner named Boyse Goth and her roommate Mink Tran to their beds and attempts to rape Boyse.

Nansen Buzek , the pilot, intervenes, but Ettore attacks and overpowers her. Monte arrives, throws Ettore off Boyse, and beats him. When Monte leads Boyse away to be treated, Mink stabs Ettore to death in the hallway.

Dibs begins doubling the amount of sedatives each prisoner receives, later sneaking into Monte's cell and raping him while he is sedated. She then injects his semen into Boyse, who produces a healthy child that Dibs dotes on, but Monte is unaware that he is the baby's father.

As the ship approaches the black hole, Nansen prepares to pilot a shuttle around it. Unbeknownst to the other prisoners, Boyse kills Nansen with a shovel and takes her place.

The shuttle travels through a molecular cloud that alters its trajectory and causes it to dive into the black hole, where Boyse explodes due to spaghettification.

Mink later attacks Dibs and injures her, but is then killed by Monte. Dibs informs Monte that the child is his before ejecting herself into space.

Tcherny commits suicide and Monte buries him in the garden according to his wishes. Now the only surviving prisoner, Monte removes the bodies from the ship's morgue, dresses them in spacesuits, and releases them into space.

Monte struggles to raise the baby, whom he has named Willow. He attempts to make repairs to the ship, but her frantic cries through his helmet speakers causes him to drop a tool and lose it in space.

Much later, when Willow has grown into a teenager, they encounter another ship similar to their own. Monte boards the ship, but finds it carrying stray dogs who have survived by eating one another.

Willow begs Monte to bring one back, but he refuses, implying contamination could potentially sicken or kill them. The ship moves closer to the black hole, and Willow convinces Monte to board a shuttle with her and journey through it.

Monte takes Willow's hand as a yellow light source grows ever larger and envelops them. Claire Denis had the idea of the project in her mind for fifteen years.

Additionally, Laird's wife Zadie Smith contributed to early drafts of the English version of the screenplay.

Denis went to the European Space Agency 's Astronaut Centre in Cologne to learn about human spaceflight exploration before the film started shooting.

Denis explained the practical reasons for the non-linear story, saying "I always wanted it to start with a man and a baby, as a ritual of two living persons with no despair in that moment.

And then there would be the flashbacks bringing in all the despair. During the project's early stages, Denis had Vincent Gallo in mind for the lead role, [7] and wrote the film thinking of Philip Seymour Hoffman.

The project later caught the attention of Robert Pattinson ; according to Denis:. Pattinson contacted the person who was doing the English casting. I was intrigued but I thought he was too young.

Every time I went to London to meet some actors, he was there. His desire to work with me has never faltered.

And now he is a little less young and it's perfect. He gives off an aura that immediately makes you want to film him. Pattinson described his character as an astronaut and said, "he's a criminal who volunteers for a mission toward a black hole, but he realizes along the way that a doctor on board also wants to do sexual experimentation with humans in space.

Principal photography for the film began in Cologne , Germany on 4 September The website's critics consensus reads, " High Life is as visually arresting as it is challenging, confounding, and ultimately rewarding — which is to say it's everything film fans expect from director Claire Denis.

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Guinea pigs sent on a mission to the black hole closest to Earth. Now only Monte and Willow remain. And Monte is changed. Through his daughter, for the first time, he experiences the birth of an all-powerful love.

Willow grows, becoming a young girl, then a young woman. Together, alone, father and daughter approach their destination — the black hole in which all time and space cease to exist.

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Plus, see what some of your favorite '90s stars look like now. See the full gallery. Takes place beyond the solar system in a future that seems like the present.

About a group of criminals who accept a mission in space to become the subjects of a human reproduction experiment.

They find themselves in the most unimaginable situation after a storm of cosmic rays hit the ship.

Worth a watch I suppose, but barely. However I thought it was mostly just boring and stupid. It wants so bad to be a thought provoking Bergman or Kubrick type of film, but just ends up feeling like another over done Von Trier pile of garbage.

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