We

Synopsis

Directed by Jannek Petri and released in 2003, 'We' (original title 'Wir') is a psychological drama that follows the story of a group of teenagers living in a housing complex. The film delves into their inner conflicts, desires, and struggles as they navigate through adolescence. With a unique narrative style and deep character exploration, 'We' challenges societal norms and captures the raw and emotional journey of self-discovery and identity formation. As the teenagers grapple with different aspects of their lives, secrets unravel, relationships are tested, and the complexities of human behavior come to light, shaping their intertwined fates in unexpected ways.

Cast

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  Jannek Petri

  Pit

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  Karina Plachetka

  Judith

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  Lars Löllmann

  Roland

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  Rüdiger Rudolph

  Jens

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  Sebastian Songin

  Micky

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  Holger Handtke

  Supervisor Kevin

Reviews

Critics have had diverse opinions about 'We'. While some praise its raw and honest portrayal of teenage life, others critique its unconventional storytelling. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 72%, praising the film's engaging storyline and character development. On the other hand, IMDb users rated it 6.4/10, with mixed reviews ranging from calling it 'a unique film that stays with you' to labeling it 'confusing and pretentious'. Metacritic rated 'We' at 55/100, stating that the film has moments of brilliance but lacks coherence in its overall execution. Despite the mixed reviews, the performances of the young cast and the director's bold vision have been commended by many reviewers.