"Without ever knowing each other", an intense emotional journey by Andrew Haigh: new extract

Andrew Haigh returns with a new cinematic nugget,"Without Ever Knowing Us", scheduled for theatrical release on February 14, 2024. Featuring a cast includingAndrew Scott, Paul Mescal, Jamie Bell, Claire Foy and Carter John Grout, the film promises a profound exploration of family ties and the unfathomable mysteries of the past.

The plot revolves aroundAdam, a screenwriter played by Andrew Scott, known for his brilliant performance in"Fleabag", who discovers that his parents, presumed dead for over 30 years, are actually alive and have not aged. This intriguing scenario is enriched by the presence ofHarry, played by Paul Mescal, who plays Adam's enigmatic neighbor. Their journeys, woven together by friendship and surreal discoveries, provide a fascinating backdrop to this drama.

Jamie Bell, Claire Foy and young Carter John Grout complete the cast, each bringing a special nuance to this captivating story. Jamie Bell, renowned for his role in"Billy Elliot", and Claire Foy, acclaimed for her performance in"The Crown", promise performances that will undoubtedly enrich the film's emotional experience.

Director Andrew Haigh, renowned for his introspective films such as"45 Years" and"Weekend", offers us, with"Without Ever Knowing Us", a work that explores the themes of memory, identity and time. The depth and complexity of the characters, combined with a mysterious plot, position this film as a must-see event of the cinematic year.

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Adapted from the novel"Présences d'un été" by Taichi Yamada,"Sans jamais nous connaître" promises to be a major work of contemporary cinema, offering a profound reflection on family ties and the passage of time.

Trailer for"Without ever knowing each other" :

New extract from"Sans jamais nous connaître" :