Charlotte Rampling: Last News

All Of Us Strangers is sure to be one of the most talked about (and cried over) gay movies of the year.It’s a romantic, soul-searching drama that asks some pretty thought-provoking questions such as:“How would you react if, one day, someone from your long-ago past walked back into your life, looking not a day older than the last time you saw them?”And: “What would you do if Paul Mescal knocked on your door and asked you on a date?”But, in all seriousness, All Of Us Strangers has quickly become one of the most buzzed about films of the fall festival season—and for good reason.‘Weekend’ director Andrew Haigh wanted to capture “nervousness and the excitement” of sex in his new drama.For starters, it comes from acclaimed gay filmmaker Andrew Haigh. The British writer-director’s first feature, Greek Pete, was a portrait of a London rent boy that intriguingly blended fact and fiction.