Me Without You
This British indie film follows Holly (4-time Oscar-nominee Michelle Williams, Manchester by The Sea) and Marina (Anna Friel, Pushing Daisies) as their friendship endures hard drugs, random sex, manipulation, betrayal, and more over the span of three decades.
Nominated for Best British Film at the BAFTA Awards, ME WITHOUT YOU explores how friendships evolve over time, all set to a throbbing soundtrack including tracks by The Clash and The Stranglers.
"Offers much to enjoy ... and a lot to mull over in terms of love, loyalty and the nature of staying friends." - Hollywood Reporter
"A journey spanning nearly three decades of bittersweet camaraderie and history, in which we feel that we truly know what makes Holly and Marina tick, and our hearts go out to them as both continue to negotiate their imperfect, love-hate relationship." - Film Threat
Running Time
101 mins
Year
2002
Kanopy ID
1464071
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Comments (2)
this movie drags, doesn't seem to have any real point, no climax, just feesl like standing around watching people have convo's about boring stuff and ignorong you. Didn't even finish it.
Exactly! I've never seen anyone else dislike this movie which is weird.