Since its premiere at the Telluride Film Festival last August, the new romantic drama All of Us Strangers has been receiving endless critical acclaim. For instance, Total Film awarded the movie the full five stars describing it as "a testament to the power of love" and "a very moving piece of work".
One particular aspect of the film that has been earning universal praise is the chemistry between its two leads, Fleabag's Andrew Scott and Normal People's Paul Mescal. Written and directed by Andrew Haigh, Scott stars as screenwriter Adam who heads back to his childhood home, only to discover that his parents (portrayed by Claire Foy and Jamie Bell) appear to be living there as they were before the day of their death, which happened 30 years prior. Meanwhile, further complicating matters is his new relationship with mysterious neighbor Harry, portrayed by Mescal.
