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Film review

All of Us Strangers 2023

Directed by Andrew Haigh105 minRomance · Drama · Fantasy

One night in his near-empty tower block in contemporary London, Adam has a chance encounter with a mysterious neighbor, which punctures the rhythm of his everyday life.

Watched 27 January 2024
This was good. I feel like I need to watch it again either with glasses, or a seat somewhere other than the back row of the biggest cinema ever. The whole film was very blurry, there was one scene where he is in bed with his parents and turns to his dad but it’s his boyfriend and they kiss. With my vision this looked like something very different was happening and I was very confused.  The film was really good though, from what I could see, it looked amazing. But the story was really interesting. It got quite trippy at times which I didn’t like as much, but the overall concept of him getting a chance to speak to people he never got a chance to talk to because they had passed away was so interesting. That and the fact that he is gay and his parent didn’t know, giving him a chance for his parents to accept him for who he really was, led to some really beautiful and emotional scenes. The ending I liked quite a lot too, the reveal at the end gave me flashbacks to little details throughout the film and I thought it was done perfectly, it was so subtle and it tied everything together really nicely.  Just an interesting film to watch, I definitely would watch again with the full use of my vision. Also the cast was great, they had me at Pedro pascal and Moriarty. Pedro Pascal has a British accent.  8.4/10 Ok I looked at the cast and it was Paul mascal not Pedro pascal I definitely need glasses no wonder his voice seemed so different.

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