'We Are All Strangers' Review Explores Singaporean Family Life

A review of 'We Are All Strangers' highlights its poetic portrayal of a Singaporean family's everyday lives, focusing on a young man and his father's experiences with love, loss, and the fragility of dreams.

17 Feb, 05:08 — 17 Feb, 05:08

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‘We Are All Strangers’ Review: A Micro-Macro Lens Reveals Beauty and Poetry in the Everyday Lives of a Singaporean Family

A rudderless young man and his hardworking father each experience love, marriage, loss and the fragility of dreams in this concluding part of Anthony Chen’s loosely linked ‘Growing Up’ trilogy.

By David Rooney

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'We Are All Strangers' Review Explores Singaporean Family Life

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‘We Are All Strangers’ Review: A Micro-Macro Lens Reveals Beauty and Poetry in the Everyday Lives of a Singaporean Family

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