All of Us Strangers review: A beautifully crafted exploration of love, death, loss, guilt

Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal are superb together, their offscreen ‘bromance’ creating genuine chemistry in their onscreen romance
All of Us Strangers review: A beautifully crafted exploration of love, death, loss, guilt

Andrew Scott in All of Us Strangers

Fri, 26 Jan, 2024 - 13:00
Declan Burke

★★★★★

Living alone in a London high-rise, screenwriter Adam (Andrew Scott) finds himself blocked as he tries to start a new project. 

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