From Noon Till Three

About This Movie

From Noon Till Three is a curious blend of comedy and Western, with a rather unique take on the genre. Frank D. Gilroy's direction gives it this laid-back vibe, as we watch Graham Dorsey—played with a charmingly roguish flair—spend a fateful afternoon with Amanda Starbuck. The pacing feels intentional, creating a slow burn that makes the eventual chaos resonate more. The performances stand out, particularly the chemistry between Dorsey and Amanda, which adds this bittersweet layer to the narrative. As the story unfolds and we see the fallout of the botched heist, it dives into themes of love, loss, and the absurdity of fate. A bit quirky, definitely not your standard Western fare.

Not your typical Western · Explores themes of love and loss · Quirky character dynamics