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Brad William Henke, Brandon Ratcliff, Carlie Westerman, Ellen Geer, Hector Elias
'Me and You and Everyone We Know' is a poetic and penetrating observation of how people struggle to connect with one another in an isolating and contemporary world. Christine Jesperson is a lonely art...( read more
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At first sight it may seem like a pretentious indie film, typical of what you might expect from a video artist. Well, it is and it?s not. I don't think its pretentious at all, it?s a really quirky and quite touching story about interwoven lives of slightly broken people, trying t...( read more)
This is one of the most special and endearing movies I've seen in a long time.
Multifaceted and quirky film with a great humbling feel. The film just comes right out and says "we're all fucked up" so let's stop hiding it. John Hawkes finally gets a decent sized role as an awkward father/shoe sales man. He starts the film by setting his own hand alight. It's...( read more)
"Me and You and Everyone We Know" is exactly what an independent film should be. It's artsy but not pretentious, daring but not offensive, and sophisticated yet almost naive in it's narrow-minded view of the world. Although the film is at times a bit meandering, writer/director M...( read more)
a little self consciously quirky but very funny and sweet. the kids were adorable and the ending was perfect. we'll go everywhere even tho we're scared
Loved it! Is there really any more to say more about this movie than ))><(( ?
Loved it, what can I say? Some films are just special, you know? And I'm slightly in love with Miranda July, so there you go...
"You and Me and Everyone We Know" is strangely awesome. Its just so wierd and flinty. It possibly took itself a bit seriously, but its really pretty capitivating. The storyline are varied and interwoven- that is something that I always like. Personally, I didn't think all of the ...( read more)
È sempre una sofferenza vedere questo film, perché Miranda July mi ricorda troppo me, forse.
Someone else on Flixster said it better than I ever could:
"Me and You and Everyone We Know" is exactly what an independent film should be. It's artsy but not pretentious, daring but not offensive, and sophisticated yet almost naive in its narrow-minded view of the world.
