This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
[Minor spoilers]
Anchored by the subtle interiority of a superb Andrew Scott, All of Us Strangers is a tender mood piece that slips through time and space in its affecting portraiture of heartache and loneliness. Aided by a mercurial score, Haigh deftly drifts between dream and nightmare in his protagonist's subjectivity. Yet something about the conclusion just feels a bit too sweet or simple for the heavy tragedies that we disentangle, and this keeps me from completely loving the film.…
