The characteristic of noon is that the development time of the rhythm is basically the same as the screening time of the film.

The characteristic of Noon is that the development time of the rhythm is basically consistent with the screening time of the film.

"High Noon" is an 85-minute Western film produced by American Kramer Stanley Films and distributed by United Artists Pictures. The film was directed by Fred Zinnemann and written by Carl Forman. It starred Gary Cooper, Grace Kelly, Thomas Mitchell, Lloyd Bridges, Katie Juradu and others. It was released in July 1952. It will be released in the United States on September 7th.

On the day he resigned, small town law enforcement officer Will Kane (Gary Cooper) held a wedding with his fiancée Amy (Grace Kelly), and the two were preparing to embark on their honeymoon trip. , the town welcomed three uninvited guests, Pierce, Kobe and Ben, who were waiting at the train station for the villain Frank Miller, who was captured by Will five years ago.

People who had a premonition that the town would be involved in a bloody vendetta fled one after another or urged Will to leave. However, the former law enforcement officer insisted on staying and began looking for helpers in the town. Unexpectedly, he was not promoted. Police officer Harvey, the judge who tried Frank, and others all distanced themselves from the matter. His newlywed wife did not support Will's perseverance. The isolated and helpless Will had no choice but to pick up his gun and fight.

"High Noon"

This film won four Academy Awards for Best Actor, Best Editing, Best Music and Best Interlude in 1952 from the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, New York The Film Critics Circle Award for Best Picture and Best Director, and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's four Golden Globe Awards for Best Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Cinematography, and Best Score.