Andrew Haigh and Jonathan Alberts on All of Us Strangers | NYFF61

Director Andrew Haigh and editor Jonathan Alberts discuss All of Us Strangers, a Main Slate selection of this year’s festival, with NYFF Artistic Director Dennis Lim.
British director Andrew Haigh, whose 2011 feature breakthrough Weekend is among the most widely beloved queer romances of the 21st century, has returned with an expertly modulated, emotionally overwhelming love story suspended in a metaphysical realm. Adam (Andrew Scott), a melancholy screenwriter living alone in a newly built, nearly empty high-rise on the outskirts of London, meets and tentatively begins a passionate relationship with the more extroverted Harry (Paul Mescal), his apparent only neighbor in the building. At the same time, Adam begins another, parallel journey, venturing out to the city’s suburbs to confront his troubled past and perhaps reconcile his unsettled present. Adapted from a 1987 novel by Taichi Yamada, All of Us Strangers is uncommonly perceptive about the desires, fears, and traumas of a specific generation of gay men while extending into the universal-or perhaps the cosmic-in its depiction of familial love and estrangement. And in a quartet of superb performances, Scott, Mescal, Jamie Bell, and Claire Foy pierce straight to the heart. A Searchlight Pictures release.
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[@Shelbyluv60]

Thank you for this. It means a lot to a mom whos son died 2 yrs ago at 28.. I feel it gives me a connection to him . Love and miss you Jeremiah bullfrog forever 28🐸

[@gagaboy44]

Andrew Haigh is literally my daddy🎉❤😊

[@SYO724F-tl7ec]

Finally see it yesterday, gonna say it touches more soul than a whole year collectively

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Ty❤