NEVER LET ME GO | Official Trailer | FOX Searchlight

In his highly acclaimed novel Never Let Me Go, Kazuo Ishiguro (The Remains of the Day) created a remarkable story of love, loss and hidden truths. In it he posed the fundamental question: What makes us human? Now director Mark Romanek (ONE HOUR PHOTO), writer Alex Garland and DNA Films bring Ishiguro's hauntingly poignant and emotional story to the screen. Kathy (Oscar® nominee Carey Mulligan, AN EDUCATION), Tommy (Andrew Garfield, BOY A, RED RIDING) and Ruth (Oscar® nominee Keira Knightley, PRIDE & PREJUDICE, ATONEMENT) live in a world and a time that feel familiar to us, but are not quite like anything we know. They spend their childhood at Hailsham, a seemingly idyllic English boarding school. When they leave the shelter of the school and the terrible truth of their fate is revealed to them, they must also confront the deep feelings of love, jealousy and betrayal that threaten to pull them apart.

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[cqhzpid]

"We didn't have the gallery in order to look into your souls. We had the gallery to see if you had souls at all." probably the most devastating thing i've heard in my entire life

[OnurTekin]

I just finished the book. That trailer literally revealed 99% of the story. This is why I hate modern day trailers

[rayadame]

Sure, it's a heartbreaking story. But it reveals the painful reality of time and reminds us to live our lives to the fullest, to embrace the love we see in the people around us, and to understand the world we live in and the oppressive system of time.
That's just what I got out of it.

[georgiasmith]

the scene where Andrew Garfield is screaming always breaks my heart, talented actor deserves to go far in his career

[mousa]

I have not heard in my life a scream of pain as he scream .

[richgrey]

I have just finished reading the book… during the last chapter I found myself beginning to feel an intense heart-ache and the power of the story manifesting. I have never been so moved by a book and I still have tears in my eyes writing this. What an author.

[trannguyen-guof]

I love the scenes where Carey Mulligan is watching her friends, observing everything around her. I can feel her emotions bottling up, hidden just beneath the surface, so heartbreakingly restrained. Her relationship with Ruth is fascinating. She was the perfect Kathy H, radiating some kind of quiet strength and depth. I feel like she should've gotten an oscar or something.

[jessejustice]

It was a very beautiful movie, the lack of emotion of Kathy's narrating made it even more depressing. It's like they never even tried to make it sad and it's sad anyway.

[vorndran]

This movie is so damn devastating like literally takes you on an wild emotional roller coaster, like seriously one minute it makes you feel happy and then the next it rips your heart out and stomps on it, and then when you think the heart ache is done, it rips your heart out again and stomps on it some more....Its honestly a really well made movie though.

[mahmoodaalam]

People shouldn't watch this movie if they have broken hearts.

[ashifvv]

I watched this around 5 years back and I never recovered. I come back here every now and then to see how many else fell in to this emotional abyss. This broke my heart in to a million pieces. Everytime I hear someone talking about this movie or book, there is a chillness spreading through my veins and I feel my heart aching.

[MsPenguinfeet]

I wanted to smack ruth throughout the whole book lol

[filmmakerdreamstudios]

I've just watched this movie this morning and I'm still recovering. Its so depressing.

[bifieri]

I wish more people read the book. It would really help to understand the movie more.

[sailorscorpio]

This movie hurts so bad....the lady at the end of the film sums it up in a few sentences "you poor creatures."
Damn this heartbreaking

[IBCollection]

The movie made me read the book.

Which scarred me for life...

[leonthesleepy]

This movie is unbelievably underrated and under appreciated, even in 2020

[butter]

Would make The Fault in our Stars look like a joke.

[lesleymitchell]

Just seen this film for the first time. Cried buckets at the end as it was so unbearably sad.  The film was beautifully acted, understated in the way only the English can manage.  Of course the outside world didn't want to know these children had souls because then they couldn't have used them to donate their organs.  But these clones were as human as you or I, they could love and be loved and that is the tragedy of the film.

[supremeswaraj]

Before watching this i thought i was a strong man who can control his tears.