Everyone needs the ‘me, myself and I’ time but ironically ‘Me, You and Everyone We Know’ is a brilliant film to catch on a stay in Saturday night. The ’shoes’ scene is my favourite take away for life, and am pleased to note that I am among 123,866 viewers who would keep it for art sake.

Directed by Miranda July who incidentally took up the quirky female lead role, I can understand why some people never really pulled through the entire film. It’s threading the edge of everything revolting but all too sincere that it charms at the same time.

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