Synopsis
Set against the gorgeous landscape of Armenia, Here chronicles a brief but intense relationship between an American satellite-mapping engineer (Foster) and an expatriate photographer (Azabal) who impulsively decide to travel across the remote countryside. As their trip comes to an end, the two must decide where to go from Here
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Cast
- Ben FosterWill Shepard
- Lubna AzabalGadarine Nazarian
- Peter CoyoteStoryteller
- Narek NersisyanKrikor
- Armine ZeytounchianTourist #2
- Garik Chepchyan Russian Businessman
- Aren VatyanHakob
- Ruzanna SharTourist #7
- Ara HakobyanTourist
- Nick WagnerTourist 1
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Boxoffice Magazine
Visually sumptuous and with a real literary beauty in both its narrative structure and dialogue. - 80
The New York Times
Here, to its detriment, never builds its ideas into a cohesive vision. The screenplay by Mr. King and Dani Valent too often wanders off into poetic vagueness. But visually, Here, filmed by Lol Crowley, is still a stunner. Flawed as it is, I admire it immensely. - 75
New York Post
The slow, methodical pace of Here will undoubtedly drive a few viewers crazy. But for those in tune with its quiet rhythms, it's worth the journey. - 75
San Francisco Chronicle
Whether the role is small or large, the acting across the board is utterly convincing. - 70
Los Angeles Times
It's hard to say if the two ever really mesh or if they were intended to. Here seems motivated by a tone of searching and yearning, not of finding a single way. - 67
The A.V. Club
There's a weary soul to HERE, embodied by Ben Foster and Lubna Azabal as two loners who meet in a café and impulsively decide to travel the country together, prompted more by mutual intuition than any meaningful exchange of words. - 60
Time Out
You'd follow these two anywhere - even down a long, winding and perilously close-to-pointless road. - 60
Village Voice
The dreamy, feverish beauty of these sequences just barely balances out the pretension of the exposition. The film falters the further it drifts from that overheated, slightly delusional mood; the more precisely it's scripted, the less it feels true.