‘All of Us Strangers’ review: A broken heart, looking to heal, in a beautiful London-set story
Published by Chicago Tribune “All of Us Strangers” is a lovely way to begin 2024, not because it's especially seasonal — though one key scene takes place around Christmastime — but because it's just so beautifully acted and tenderly observant. Writer-director Andrew Haigh's drama made a lot of Top 10 lists for 2023. I always […]
Chicago Tribune
“All of Us Strangers” is a lovely way to begin 2024, not because it's especially seasonal — though one key scene takes place around Christmastime — but because it's just so beautifully acted and tenderly observant. Writer-director Andrew Haigh's drama made a lot of Top 10 lists for 2023. I always miss two or three such films around the holiday crunchtime. The upside, with “All of Us Strangers” in limited theatrical release, is the opportunity to start the year on a high note. We meet Adam, played by Andrew Scott, alone in a newly built London high-rise, conspicuously light on residents. He's a…
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