A timeless tapestry of lives unfolding on a single stage
The Free Press Journal|November 10, 2024
In a cinematic landscape dominated by grand, sprawling narratives, Here offers something quieter yet profoundly impactful: a meditation on place and memory.
Troy Ribeiro

Director Robert Zemeckis and screenwriter Eric Roth adapt Richard McGuire's visionary graphic novel into a film that captures the continuity of life, all within a single spot—a timeless piece of land in New England. This unique perspective allows viewers to witness generations of family stories—love, loss, laughter, and lives converging in the same space—through a poignant lens that connects us all.

This film is both an ambitious technical feat and a subtle exploration of the human experience. Zemeckis creates an intimate theater on this piece of land, unfolding a moving, beautifully layered narrative through clever visual effects and seamless transitions.

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