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Let the Sunshine In
Directed by
Claire Denis
Not Rated
2018
1h 34m
[Comedy](/on-demand/category/comedy), [Drama](/on-demand/category/drama)
6.0
87%
33%
5.2
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Isabelle, Parisian artist, divorced mother, is looking for love, true love at last.
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Let the Sunshine In Ratings & Reviews
Chicago Reader
Jonathan Rosenbaum
[Claire Denis's] skill in framing her protagonist's various trysts, moods, and dialogues, sometimes even setting them to music, is matchless.
San Diego Reader
Scott Marks
They're saying this is the closest director Claire Denis has come to a romcom. If this is a romantic comedy, WTF has Katherine Heigl been getting away with all these years?
MovieFreak.com
Sara Michelle Fetters
Juliette Binoche giving one of the greatest performances of her Oscar-winning career.
Seattle Times
Moira MacDonald
It's a pleasure to go along with that ride - to watch Binoche's face lighting up like a flower suddenly blooming, to enjoy Denis' golden light and moody, nostalgic score.
Austin Chronicle
Josh Kupecki
It's intoxicating, and if that sounds like a fun way to spend 90 minutes, I think you will be rewarded by a deeper sense of the complexities of love.
Detroit News
Adam Graham
There's a Hollywood version of this tale, but that's not the one co-writer and director Claire Denis presents. "Let the Sunshine In" works because it's real, relatable and true to the heart.
The Atlantic
David Sims
Denis's foray into the often-goofy world of the rom-com is at once a cold bath of realism and a bewitching portrait of the power of love.
Arizona Republic
Bill Goodykoontz
Denis instinctively knows what will draw us in - for most of the movie it's Binoche's face, so inviting, eager to soak up everything around her.
Chicago Tribune
Michael Phillips
Tilt it one way, and "Let the Sunshine In" becomes a dramatic portrait of a woman's sensual restlessness. Tilted the other way, it's a bittersweet romantic comedy.
TIME Magazine
Stephanie Zacharek
A multifaceted, bittersweet delight.
Boston Globe
Ty Burr
A dry, lightly sad, and very French comedy of romantic neurosis, brought to us by two great artists, director Claire Denis and star Juliette Binoche.
Washington Post
Ann Hornaday
It's Binoche, here delivering one of her finest and most subtly calibrated performances, who imbues Isabelle with the heart and earthy eroticism that makes her far more appealing, even heroic, than the pathetic figure she might have been.
Christian Science Monitor
Peter Rainer
The movie is all a bit more airy than it needs to be, but Isabelle's startlements are like a double take that never lets up.
Vanity Fair
K. Austin Collins
The movie is too smart to serve us a traditional happy ending-and too pure a romance to deny us the pleasure of one.
The New Yorker
Richard Brody
A simple story of enormous complexity. A romantic comedy and drama in which the questioning of those very categories is a part of the action...a peculiarly insightful glimpse into the emotional fluidity within the formal boundaries of French culture.
San Francisco Chronicle
Mick LaSalle
It's the great Binoche performance of the decade.
The New Yorker
Anthony Lane
Binoche is everywhere in this story. As in "Three Colors: Blue" (1993) and "The English Patient" (1996), she delivers a rich portrait of a restless heart, steeped in earthiness and radiance alike.
TheWrap
April Wolfe
When films are made about straight men in this predicament, they're often considered explorations of a "mid-life crisis," but Denis' film poses the questions: What if crises aren't limited to a certain age, and what if love itself is the crisis?
New York Magazine/Vulture
Emily Yoshida
Let the Sunshine In feels cream-puff light, but is deceptively rigorous, and about so much more than one woman's quest to find the One.
NPR
Ella Taylor
Let the Sunshine In moves between dialogue and carnal interludes with rhythmic fluidity. The mostly nocturnal settings and sumptuous black and red palette intensify Binoche's soulful sensuality.
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