‘All of Us Strangers’ review: Dir. Andrew Haigh (2024)
thehollywoodnews.comPrepare to have both The Pet Shop Boys’ ‘Always on my Mind’ and Frankie Goes to Hollywood’s ‘The Power of Love’ forever changed for you.
Director Andrew Haigh uses both songs to wield utter emotional devastation in his latest film, All of Us Strangers. The film stars Andrew Scott as Adam.
a writer struggling with his current project for which he has to tap into his past. Living alone in a fancy, near-empty tower block, Adam spends his days communicating with the ghosts of his parents (played by Claire Foy and Jamie Bell).
Whilst juggling his feelings and new script, Adam encounters Harry (Paul Mescal), the only other resident in the building. The pair begin a fledgling romance, but is Harry enough to pull Adam’s head out of his world of ghosts?All of Us Strangers has a streamlined narrative so that maximum time can be spent falling in love with the quartet of characters.
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