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Film · 2023

All of Us Strangers

Directed by Andrew Haigh · starring Andrew Scott, Paul Mescal and Jamie Bell

  • 1 h 45 min
  • 15
  • Drama · Fantasy · Romance
  • UKUSA
  • Released in the UK 25 January 2024
  • 8.2 AverageMovieNCo
  • 6.9 Users5 votes
  • 9.6 Critics4 reviews

Synopsis

Adam, played by Andrew Scott, who works as a screenwriter, has a chance encounter with his mysterious neighbor Harry, played by Paul Mescal. After the encounter, Adam returns to his childhood home and discovers that his parents, who died many years ago, are still alive and are still the same age as the day they died.

One night, in his almost empty tower in modern-day London, Adam's life will be turned upside down. As a relationship develops with his neighbor, Adam becomes troubled by memories of the past and returns to his hometown and his childhood home where his parents, played by Claire Foy and Jamie Bell, appear to be alive, just as they were on the day of their death, 30 years earlier and Adam will have to discover what has happened.

Searchlight Pictures presents 'All of Us Strangers' in association with Film4 and TSG Entertainment, a Blueprint Pictures production, produced by Graham Broadbent, Pete Czernin and Sarah Harvey. Written and directed by Andrew Haigh and inspired by the novel 'Strangers' by Taichi Yamada. Cinematography by Jamie D. Ramsay, SASC, with production design by Sarah Finlay, costume design by Sarah Blenkinsop, and hair and makeup by Zoe Clare Brown. The editor is Jonathan Alberts, ACE, with music by Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch.

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The essentials

Runtime
105 min1 hour and 45 minutes
Rating
15Suitable only for 15 years and over
How long is All of Us Strangers?
1 hour and 45 minutes (105 minutes).
When was All of Us Strangers released in the UK?
It was released in the UK on 25 January 2024.
Who directed All of Us Strangers?
Andrew Haigh.
Who is in All of Us Strangers?
It stars Andrew Scott, Paul Mescal, Jamie Bell and Claire Foy.
Where can I watch All of Us Strangers?
In the UK it is available with a subscription on Disney+ and to rent on Prime Video.
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Director
Andrew Haigh
Producers
Daniel Battsek
Cinematography
Jamie Ramsay

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Photos and posters

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Reviews

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What the critics say average 9.6 from 4 outlets

  • 10 The TelegraphTim Robey The film is heroically unabashed about the power of love, expressed through extraordinary photography (by Jamie D Ramsay, who lifted Living), and a quartet of stars bouncing off each other to hit… Read
  • 10 Screen DailyWendy Ide The latest from Andrew Haigh is an exquisitely melancholy fantasy-infused meditation on loss and isolation. A luxuriantly sad and skin-tinglingly sensual gay romance, it is propelled by a killer… Read
  • 10 The WrapTomris Laffly In a lot of ways, All Of Us Strangers is a poignant, deeply melancholic exercise on the attempt to bridge the past with the present, a cosmic inquiry into resolving all that was unsaid through… Read

Soundtrack

All 11 songs
  1. She Who Dares (Big Band Original)Colman Brothers, Published Cacophony Ltd Spotify
  2. The Power of LoveFrankie Goes to Hollywood, Published Universal Music Publishing Ltd, on behalf of Perfect Songs Ltd Spotify
  3. Johnny Come HomeFine Young Cannibals, Published Universal Music Publishing Ltd Spotify
  4. Is This Love?Alison Moyet, Published Mega Music Ltd courtesy of Downtown Music Services, Hignosis Songs Fund Limited, administered Peermusic, UK Spotify

Trivia

All 7 facts
  • Adam's house

    Andrew Haigh's childhood home served as a film set to simulate the house where Adam meets his parents.

  • LGBT repertoire

    The three actresses who have played the Queen of England in 'The Crown' have appeared in at least one LGBT film or television series, Claire Foy in this film, Olivia Colman in 'Heartstopper' and Imelda Staunton in 'Pride'.

  • Original title

    It was originally titled 'Strangers', like the original novel by Taichi Yamada on which it is based.

  • Other adaptations

    Adaptation of the novel 'Strangers' by Taichi Yamada, a book that also inspired the 1988 film 'Ijin-tachi to no natsu'.

  • The most personal

    The film's director and screenwriter, Andrew Haigh, claims that it is his most personal work.

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