Hey Film Friends, Today we're bringing you a movie review that touches the soul with Andrew Haigh's "All of Us Strangers." Join us on Furman on Film as we get into this minimalist masterpiece that skillfully tackles the profound themes of coping with loss and embracing life anew.

Nick Furman guides us through this emotional landscape where "Hot Priest" from Fleabag, Andrew Scott, steps into a world of ghosts unlike any we've seen before. With just four actors and a lean runtime, this film is a refreshing departure from the year's lengthier epics, offering a raw and intimate look into the human experience.

💭 What makes "All of Us Strangers" a standout in its genre? Can its quiet stillness and sparse script convey the complexities of personal identity and the intricacies of familial bonds? Let us know your reflections in the comments!

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