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Violence at Noon (1966)

Two young women must come to terms with the fact that a man they're deeply linked to is a murdering rapist.

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Rob C 09 Mar 2008

Masterpiece to see at all costs. Incredible polyphonic style at the service of a nihilistic and hopeless representation of life.

Martin T 03 Aug 2009

Mesperizing editing in places creates menace and perspective simulataneously. Establishes a genre feel but then moves way past any constraints with inventive flashbacks reminiscent of Kurasawa but with a harder less humane edge. More than a whiff of Hithcock as morality shifts along with the plot and the themes focus on the areas around crime rather than crime itself. Origins of sociopathy are presented as being in society as well as in the individual

John Berra 07 Feb 2015

Violence at High Noon is a detached and disturbing portrait of post-war Japan that owes much to the films of Alain Resnais and Robert Bresson in terms of its non-linear structure and its fascination with the amoral activity of the social outsider.

Vincent Canby 15 Jan 2005

The camera swirls and swoops. The present gives way to the past, which, in turn gives way to the present, with the speed of a narrator who can't resist interrupting himself.

Jack G 02 Oct 2011

Oh you women, 'he's a rapist and a killer and he raped me in front of my dead lover but I love him and I can change him!!!' That's a bit more extreme than 'he's a good for nothing lazy bum who treats me like crap but I can turn him into a loving, caring, candy buying built dude who loves me for who I am!!!' Just a bit.