Reviews — All of Us Strangers
Audience write-ups from TMDB
janandsteve
This movie felt incredibly tedious; there were points where I fast-forwarded through them because it simply wasn't worthwhile viewing.
CinemaSerf
Adam, played by Andrew Scott, leads a solitary existence in a London apartment building, struggling to write his next book. He seems to have achieved some prior success, but now spends considerable time watching old episodes of the BBC’s “Top of the Pops.” A fire alarm forces him outside where he notices another resident who chose not to evacuate. This man, Harry, portrayed by Paul Mescal, knocks on Adam's door and s…
Brent Marchant
It's refreshing to encounter a film in this awards season that surpasses expectations rather than falling short. Andrew Haigh’s newest work achieves just that; it’s a story brimming with warmth and sorrow, exploring themes of love, looking back, and recovery. Describing the plot further would risk giving away key moments, but essentially, it recounts a deeply emotional experience centered on a gay man in his thirties…
Manuel São Bento
There’s no question that All of Us Strangers is a deeply affecting and intensely sorrowful film. Andrew Haigh delves into the protagonist’s difficult experiences with past trauma and his complicated journey through mourning, using numerous scenes featuring dialogue that sticks with you long after the credits roll. The actors deliver exceptional performances across the board, particularly Andrew Scott. The score by…


