Title: High Life
Original Title: High Life
Year: 2018
Info
- Country: France
- Length: 110 Minutes (1 hour 50 min)
- Genre: Drama Science fiction Adventure
- Studios: Alcatraz Films Canal+
- Distributor: Karma Films
Release Dates
- UK: May 10 2019
- United States: April 12 2019
Plot
Monte and Willow are a father and a daughter who live in a spaceship outer the solar system. Monte is a tough and severe man who regrets having the child because it reminds the time when he was defeated by the desire above his discipline. However, Willow doesn't know that she was birth by insemination in a experiment with a prisoner called Boyse. In the beginning their relationship is not the best, but with the time Willow grows up, Mont changes his mind and will have a new feeling about her daughter. A feeling that will change him forever.
Director Claire Denis presented this film starring Robert Pattinson ('Good Time'), Juliette Binoche ('The english patient') and Mia Goth ('A cure for wellness') which won the FIPRESCI prize.
Cast
Director:
Monte
Dra. Dibs
Tcherny
Boyse
Chandra
Nansen
Videos
October 13 2018
Photos
Trivia
Original idea
The original idea of 'High Life' comes from 'Trouble Every Day', while filming with filmmaker and actor Vincent Gallo. She said: "You're such a pain in the ass that I'm going to make a movie where you'll be alone in space."
The film's plot
Claire Denis: "The film is about sexuality, not sex. Sensuality, not pornography. Sexuality is about fluids. As soon as sexuality stirs within us, we know it's all about fluids - blood, sperm, etc. I thought if I wanted that fluid subtext to work, we had to reduce the sex act to masturbation. I forbade myself any naked scenes. No erect cocks, no gaping pussies. We did it another way - High Life speaks only of desire and of fluids."
Language
It's the first film of Claire Denis in english, because according to her, she couldn't imagine someone in space talking in another language different to english or russian.
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