All of us Strangers

From today's perspective, having conversations with your deceased parents that were not (yet) possible when they were still alive: Adam, who is in his late forties and is currently working on a screenplay about his childhood in a working-class suburb, is given this opportunity. After 30 years, his parents welcome him back to his home in the 1980s - and talk to him. They also talk to him about being gay, which Adam reflects on again on a different level with young Harry, with whom he becomes romantically involved. The film artfully and delicately links these two love stories, which culminate when Adam, longing to bridge the gap, takes Harry to his parents' house.