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Review

Stars at Noon

by Jourdain Searles

Claire Denis adapts Denis Johnson’s 1986 nov­el about love in a time of rev­o­lu­tion, with fas­ci­nat­ing results.

4
Anticipation
3
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
Close-up of a person with dark, windswept hair and intense expression, conveying a sense of emotion or distress.
The Oscar Goes To...

Why Stars at Noon deserves the Best Sound Design Oscar

by Catherine Bray

Claire Denis’ roman­tic thriller is a mas­ter­class in audi­to­ry envi­ron­men­tal storytelling.
Two people - a woman with dark hair and a man with a beard and long hair - facing each other in a forest setting.
Festivals

The Stars at Noon – first-look review

by David Jenkins

Claire Denis adapts Denis Johnson’s 1986 nov­el about love in a time of rev­o­lu­tion – with fas­ci­nat­ing, if not entire­ly suc­cess­ful, results.
A man in gold jacket and sunglasses reclining on a striped sofa in an aeroplane cabin.
Incoming

Taron Egerton will replace Robert Pattinson in Claire Denis’ next film

by Charles Bramesco

The one­time Rock­et­man is poised to star along­side Mar­garet Qual­ley in The Stars at Noon.
Woman with short blonde hair and man with dark curly hair, both wearing leather jackets, posing against a white wall.
Incoming

Claire Denis prepares new film with Robert Pattinson and Margaret Qualley

by Charles Bramesco

The Stars at Noon sticks both actors in 1984 Nicaragua, mid-revolution.