The tedium of space is nothing compared to the tedium of an unfulfilling story

French director Claire Denis makes her English-language debut with "High Life," an overly cerebral film starring Robert Pattinson.

Claire Denis’s extraordinary space venture expels Robert Pattinson’s convict to the dark side of the social contract, and pits the need to live t...

With brutal cannibal love story Trouble Every Day, Claire Denis helped usher in a wave of French horror at the turn of the century known as New French Extrem...

A spaceship full of death row inmates heads to a black hole to save Earth.

The films of Claire Denis rarely stray from the longing of strangers in a strange land, to borrow a 1961 sci-fi book title, whether she’s dealing with Fren...

★★★★★ If there’s a single design choice that could give us the key to Claire Denis’ challenging, esoteric science fiction High Life it’s the...

Five minutes into “High Life,” the thought crosses the mind. Maybe Claire Denis is trying to kill the audience. Maybe she…

Robert Pattinson stars in Claire Denis' experimental sci-fi. Read the Empire review.

Robert Pattinson stars in the kinky, confounding space odyssey High Life: EW review

Earth is a distant memory in Claire Denis’s film

Robert Pattinson and Juliette Binoche star in French director Claire Denis’ first English-language effort 'High Life,' which world premiered in Toronto.

The director’s English feature debut offers an arthouse twist on the typical Hollywood space adventure

Claire Denis' erotically apocalyptic space odyssey owes more to Paul Schrader and "Solaris" than it does to "Star Wars" and "Sunshine."

A mission to deep space falls apart in creepy ways in the sci-fi freak-out 'High LIfe,' starring Robert Pattinson and Juliet Binoche.

Review: From a ‘Sex Box’ to a brief shot of Six Nations rugby, this sci-fi film makes for interesting viewing

Sex is a curse in Claire Denis’ High Life.

One of the first words we hear in “High Life,” Claire Denis’ brutal, beautiful and entirely astonishing new movie, is “taboo.”

Claire Denis contemplates existence, evolution and survival in deep space with Robert Pattinson and Juliette Binoche.

On "High Life" and other damned worlds

Venturing into outer space, Claire Denis’s film has very different concerns from other sci-fi movies.

The director Claire Denis fills her science-fiction fantasy with drift, fluids and beautiful people, including Juliette Binoche and André Benjamin.

Robert Pattinson is still trying to live down his reputation as a sexy television vampire.

"Break the laws of nature, and you'll pay for it," says Monte (Robert Pattinson) in Claire Denis's space horror High Life. Monte should know. He's spent year...

Robert Pattinson and Juliette Binoche team with renowned director Claire Denis for a different kind of sci-fi movie

A 1970s-style science fiction film for adults, packed with sex, violence and philosophizing, and for the kind of film it is, damned near perfect. 

It’s worth remembering that there’s no hard and fast rule that says science fiction cinema has to be entertaining. Thought provoking and challenging are ...

'High Life' is Claire Denis's attempt to mix body horror and cerebral sci-fi — you can't miss it, says Peter Travers. Our review.

Space is dark, a blackness that you cannot even imagine. And it is silent. Not middle-of-nowhere silent where there is still the occasional breeze that moves...

Claire Denis sends Robert Pattinson into space

Claire Denis’s new sci-fi film, starring Robert Pattinson, is a nebulous and sometimes gory tale of love being stretched to its limits.

While High Life has understandably drawn all kinds of comparisons to the 60s and 70s cerebral sci-fi canon (notably Solaris and 2001: A Space Odyssey), for b...

We watched them and rated them, now read all about them. The Globe’s critics reviewed a wide selection of films screening at TIFF 2018 so you’ll know whi...

The filmography of Claire Denis is so admirably esoteric that the idea of her taking on science fiction is, “Sure, why not?” And the result, "High Life."

Robert Pattinson and Juliette Binoche star in Claire Denis’ latest.

Acclaimed French director Claire Denis' first English-language film is a sorrowful trip to the end of life, the universe and everything

Pattinson stars in the science-fiction movie alongside Jessie Ross

The French master travels to the final frontier in a space thriller like none you’ve ever seen before.

Claire Denis reorients the sci-fi genre around bodies, babies, and black holes in her masterfully mystifying event-horizon nightmare.

Claire Denis reorients the sci-fi genre around bodies, babies, and black holes in her masterfully mystifying event-horizon nightmare.