The Way We Speak

2024
1h 27m

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6.3/10

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Reed Diamond, Patrick Fabian, Kailey Rhodes, Lowell Deo, Ricco DiStefano, Joseph Peréz Bertót, Ayanna Berkshire, Diana Coconubo, Sam Bangs, Ian Ebright, Roxanne Stathos, Neil Green, and Emma Duvall in The Way We Speak (2024)

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An up-and-coming writer refuses to leave the spotlight when his best friend and debate opponent suffers cardiac arrest, leading to an obsession over his new opponent and a growing rift with ... Read allAn up-and-coming writer refuses to leave the spotlight when his best friend and debate opponent suffers cardiac arrest, leading to an obsession over his new opponent and a growing rift with his ailing wife.An up-and-coming writer refuses to leave the spotlight when his best friend and debate opponent suffers cardiac arrest, leading to an obsession over his new opponent and a growing rift with his ailing wife.

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IMDb RATING

6.3/10

175

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 16 wins & 9 nominations total

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Simon Harrington: Everything in life is a competition.

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Featured review

9/10

Moody and Sharp film

If you care about good writing and strong performances then watch this film. Sharp character study set against a moody aesthetic. Patrick Fabian gets to shine in a whole new way from his Better Call Saul role. This is a the kind of movie that's in short supply these days--- a grown-up drama for thinking people. Themes of grief, envy and ambition but somehow still hopeful. Felt cathartic to watch. The entire cast was great, Kailey Rhodes stood out to me with a particularly nuanced performance. Like all good art, this film made me think and I know I'll watch it again. Feels like one of those movies that you keep discovering things the more you watch it/think about it.