Denver Film Award-winner “all Of Us Strangers” Becoming Audience, Critic Darling

Lisa Kennedy, Denver Post: Movies
Fri, 01/19/2024 - 6:00am

“All of Us Strangers” may well be one of the most luminous ghost stories to have ever graced the big screen. Not that a viewer is always sure that the love story — romantic and familial — is, in fact, a ghost story. “All of Us Strangers” director Andrew Haigh was Denver Film’s Cinema Q LaBahn Ikon Award in Nov.

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