Andrew Haigh’s All of Us Strangers is a meditative journey in grief, acceptance, and ultimately, heartbreak. The film, which combines romance and fantasy, is as raw of a cinematic experience as it gets. Now, if you are one for having lots of “action” in your movie going experience, this is not for you. All of Us Strangers really takes its time, almost floating its way along. And, as you might imagine, it’s also dialogue heavy. And, let me tell you, the dialogue is heavy. This in regard to the themes that are tackled. It’s a lot to take in at times, but it’s always done in tender ways. The film also delivers a gut punch ending that no doubt encourages repeat viewings. And while all of the actors shine, it’s Andrew Scott who impressively carries the aching narrative in nearly every single scene. Yes, All of Us Strangers is an impeccably acted feature. It’s also an experience that will equal parts comfort and destroy you emotionally. You’ve been warned.