@vanityfair: First Look: #AndrewScott and #PaulMescal star in #AllOfUsStrangers, a steamy, metaphysical love story from director Andrew Haigh. The film follows Adam (Scott), a 40-something writer whose messy, meet-cute with his neighbor Harry (Mescal) develops into a tender relationship. Meanwhile, Adam is drawn back his childhood home, where he finds his parents (played by Claire Foy and Jamie Bell) getting on with life. Odd, since his parents died in a tragic accident when he was a child, but he finds comfort in merely being able to see them again. Scott and Mescal commit wholly—sweetly, deeply, explicitly—to the intensity of the physical connection between their characters. “There was chemistry between the two of them literally the second I saw them together,” Haigh says. “Both of them were pretty fearless.” See more at vf.com Photos: Searchlight Pictures