How All Of Us Strangers Explores Queer Loneliness (Video Essay)

All Of Us Strangers is a Fantasy Romance film directed by Auteur queer filmmaker Andrew Haigh, a gay and modern twist on the Novel "Strangers" by Taichi Yamada. The Film stars Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal and the film explores heavy themes of Loneliness, fear of rejection, and addiction. While a very recent film, it has hit me on a personal level, and I believe a video discussing it was necessary. I'm still not sure if I did this film justice with my analysis, but I did the best I could to explain how deep this film is for me. Thank you for your time if you stuck by to watch.

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The Huffingtonpost article: https://highline.huffingtonpost.com/a...
Pat's review: https://boxd.it/4MXGrb
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