Who We Are Now

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David N @RT35438509 Oct 16, 2025 Probably a good story, but the shaky camera work/effect makes this unwatchable. See more Alec B @Alec97 Jan 5, 2024 What's interesting is how Newton both undermines naïve sentimentality about the world while simultaneously not indulging in cynicism which gives the movie a kind of hopeful realism. Julianne Nicholson should get more leading roles, this is one hell of a performance. See more Aaron S @RT79746728 Aug 17, 2022 You know, usually a movie title is kind of a throw away. Something snappy, but original...not much more. After watching through Who We Are Now, I found that applying the title to what happens served as an amazing framing device for the story. Who We Are Now is about broken people and how those people try to live after being broken. It doesn't go away, there isn't a cure, but life carries on anyway. Life carries on even though you may be an entirely different person than you were before. The film's end is so bittersweet and left me feeling like I could really relate with the main character despite never experiencing anything close to what she had. It left me feeling empty, but with a resilience to carry on. Another abnormal type of praise - the credits! After that stunning ending, the credits are rolled over the sounds of the street from the final shot just begging you to think about the gravity of what just happened and it is 100% effective. See more Jun 1, 2020 Julianne Nicholson is terrific but Emma Roberts can't act her way out of a paper bag and she licks her lips too much it's very annoying . this is a very Stark realistic expose a bit edgy & Julianne Nicholson steals the show her acting is superb! See more Dec 31, 2019 Who we are now is a strong little independent film with powerful performances. Movie is a bit slow in places with some cliché dialogue but the performances are all top-notch. It’s an interesting character study as well. If you like small independent films this one’s worth a watch. See more Dec 31, 2019 Who we are now is a strong little independent film with powerful performances. Movie is a bit slow in places with some cliché dialogue but the performances are all top-notch. It’s an interesting character study as well. If you like small independent films this one’s worth a watch. See more Read all reviews

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