Here We Are

Original title: Hine anachnu

2020
1h 34m

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

632

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Shai Avivi and Noam Imber in Here We Are (2020)

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Aharon raises autistic son Uri in isolation. Facing possibility of Uri living in specialized home, Aharon runs away with Uri on road trip, unwilling for separation from his son.Aharon raises autistic son Uri in isolation. Facing possibility of Uri living in specialized home, Aharon runs away with Uri on road trip, unwilling for separation from his son.Aharon raises autistic son Uri in isolation. Facing possibility of Uri living in specialized home, Aharon runs away with Uri on road trip, unwilling for separation from his son.

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IMDb RATING

7.1/10

632

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 5 wins & 11 nominations

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Trivia
The young American screenwriter Dana Idisis has used personal experience of autism (gained with her brother Guy) to help influence her writing in this film.

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Featured review

8/10

"Touching road movie about the father-son relationship"

"Here We Are", is an Israeli-Italian production that shows all the obstacles that a father must go through to ensure that his son, with autism, has a chance to be happy.

Full of passion and life, the film gains strength thanks to their performances.

Aharon and Uri are the protagonists of this story; a drama that raises the dilemma that parents have when choosing the best for their children. On the one hand, we have Aharon who believes he is doing the right thing guided solely by the love he feels for his son; His mother, on the other hand, believes that Uri needs not only love, but specialized care to treat his autism.

"Here We Are, in a beautiful way, strikes a chord with autism and its role in families."