The We and the I

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Meghan Murphy
Niomi

Michael Brodie
Michael

Teresa Lynn
Teresa

Raymond Delgado
Little Raymond

Jonathan Ortiz
Jonathan

Jonathan Scott Worrell
Big T

Alex Raul Barrios
Alex

Laidychen Carrasco
Laidychen

Chenkon Carrasco
Chen

Jacob Carrasco
Jacobchen

Konchen Carrasco
Kon

Raymond Rios
Big Raymond

Kenneth Quinones
Kenny

Amanda Mercado
Amy

Francesca Pinto
Daughter

Monica Pinto
Daughter

Michel Gondry
Director

Michel Gondry
Screenwriter

Jeffrey Grimshaw
Screenwriter

Paul Proch
Screenwriter

Georges Bermann
Producer

Julie Fong
Producer

Raffi Adlan
Producer

Alex Disenhof
Cinematographer

Jeff Buchanan
Film Editor

Mellicent Dyane
Casting

Tommaso Ortino
Production Design

Seth Williamson
Art Director

Matthew W. Herschel
Set Decoration

Sarah Mae Burton
Costume Designer

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Critic Reviews for The We and the I

Audience Reviews for The We and the I

• Sep 15, 2015

  In "The We and the I," a group of high school students take the bus home on the last day of school in the Bronx. So, while the movie nails the experience of being trapped on a bus full of rambunctious teenagers, writer-director Michel Gondry is not able to separate any of the storylines well enough for any of them to stand on their own. Nor does he really have much idea how traffic really and slowly works in New York City. As the movie takes place apparently in real time, with such unusually little traffic with the exception of an unrelated accident, it would not have been surprising if the passengers had ended up halfway to New Haven by the conclusion which might have made for an intriguing finale.
  Walter M Super Reviewer
• Sep 17, 2013

  The film suffers from an overabundance of characters that don't all come into focus. However, I respect Gondry for making something that feels honest while still indulging in his more whimsical styles. It is refreshing to see something about teens that doesn't always try to be "realistic" in it's world construction.
  

  Alec B Super Reviewer
• Sep 27, 2012

  âThe We and the Iâ? is not as memorable as Michel Gondry's more popular works, âEternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mindâ? and âThe Science of Sleep.â? It comes across as muddled and all over the place initially but as the narrative progresses, it becomes a much cohesive and heartfelt dramedy. The film has sort of a mockumentary style to it â" raw and unpolished, and its characters appear very spontaneous in what they say or do, which has both an up and downside. It starts off confusingly juvenile but rounds up with some distinguished performances and poignant moments brought by the young cast.
  Chihoe H Super Reviewer
• Sep 24, 2012

  The kind of honest and outspoken portrayal of youth that works quite well with its use of great non-professional actors and loose storytelling, rambling on from one casual talk to the next while always keeping our full interest in its realistic, flesh-and-bone characters.
  Carlos M Super Reviewer

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