Review of Me and You and Everyone We Know (2005) by Reece L — 24 May 2013

Some filmmaker's just have that eye, or that touch, that special something that when a film teeters on the edge, pushes it on the right side .. this film remains consistently interesting throughout, even if we don't like the characters or particularly care what happens .

. the rather prominent theme of child sexuality resonates a little too weirdly at times, but never becomes perverted .. and although this film comes during a glut of 'indie' and 'mumblecore' films, there is a undeniable charm about the proceedings that comes so effortlessly that makes 'me and you and everyone we know' stand out .

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