We Used to Know Each Other

... the hour proceeding three of them getting together just a setup for one of the best romantic-drama-scenes on film... acting-timing-presence of these three-young-actors just impeccable during this time... watching those dozen minutes again marvelous... when Marta leaves, what was it she was feeling-thinking... what were the two of them thinking-feeling... the line she says, I've never felt like this before, more probably closer to being, I've not felt this way for a very long time

... audiences do like clear cut endings, yet just as in real-life they are not always possible... this little film does a much better job showing relationship-complexities than many much more well known-established-movies

... you leave wanting to know-see-more of these characters, their story having grabbed interest not to-go-away leave-soon-after... at the end they all have questions to answer... how good a series this would be with these three-characters-actors, giving them extended time to continue on their romantic journey together-apart... their-shared-chemistry most definitely-evident-onscreen.

I saw this film as a testament that it doesn't take a big budget or lots of Hollywood talent to make a good movie......it's all in the writing and this one was very well written. In fact, almost to realistic that it reminded of the exact type of conversations I had with many long time girl friends in the past....some very awkward moments. This film was directed perfect, well cast, and well edited. Location worked good too. It was full of subtle humor and some laugh out loud humor and of course a few dramatic moments. The subject matter was spot on and perfectly crafted such that the flow of the film kept a good pace and didn't bog down on any one topic....it just kept delivering on the relationship conundrum that can sabotage and castrate a strained relationship or perhaps build it into something that is so strong nothing can break it down.....hard to tell. But this one rated a solid 8, a good movie on my scale, which means definitely worth watching.