All of Us Strangers — The Unbearable Loneliness of Being
<p>The extreme isolation of the film’s protagonist(s) becomes apparent from the opening shot, and escalates to jarring levels, almost too much to bear, by the film’s end.</p>
<p>Adam (Andrew Scott) and Harry (Paul Mescal) are the sole residents of a developing resident building. They quietly observe one another from across the gaping maw of several floors which separate them, until a drunken Harry braves the gap, and knocks on Adam’s door.</p>
<p>Though shy and awkward at first, Adam soon begins to answer Harry’s flirtatiousness, and the two embark on a romantic relationship carried out in the night quiet.</p>
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