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Apart Together

Apart Together

2025
Drama
71 min NR Australia
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As love grows between a focused gymnast and adventurous dancer, a choice emerges for them both: should they cling to what they have or let go and reach…

Personnel // Cast & Crew

Director Lachlan Walker
Starring
Lelong Hu / Georgie Cufone / Patrick Zappacosta / Madi Du Plessis

How Viewers Describe This Film

Common themes and sentiments

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Reviews

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Chloe Fitzgerald
Mar 2, 2026
4.0 / 5
4.0

Refreshingly, ‘Apart Together’ presents a romance where both parties’ dreams are treated with equal weight. This isn’t a story of one person sacrificing for the other; it’s a painful, honest look at what happens when two compelling life…

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Ben Carter
Mar 2, 2026
3.0 / 5
3.0

There’s an admirable sincerity to ‘Apart Together’ that almost carries it through its more languid passages. The premise is strong, and the early scenes establishing the opposites-attract dynamic are engaging. However, the narrative momentum sometimes stalls, circling its…

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Priya Sharma
Mar 2, 2026
4.5 / 5
4.5

‘Apart Together’ is a minor masterpiece of emotional restraint. It avoids the grand gestures of typical cinematic romance, instead building its power through accumulation—a shared silence, a practised routine, a decision deferred. The film’s genius is in how…

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Marcus Thorne
Mar 2, 2026
3.5 / 5
3.5

This is a film of quiet moments and substantial heart, though it occasionally treads predictable ground. The strength lies in the committed performances, particularly from Cufone, who brings a wonderful, unforced vitality to the dancer. Hu effectively portrays…

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Eleanor Vance
Mar 2, 2026
4.0 / 5
4.0

A delicate and surprisingly muscular debut, 'Apart Together' finds profound tension in the space between two bodies in motion. Lelong Hu and Georgie Cufone share a chemistry that is less about spark and more about palpable gravitational pull,…

FAQs

While not an Australian production, its themes of ambition versus connection resonate strongly in a culture that values both sporting excellence and a balanced lifestyle. For local audiences, the film may echo familiar debates about pursuing opportunities overseas versus staying close to home and community. Its November release also positions it as a counter-programme to big-budget holiday blockbusters, offering a more reflective, dramatic option for cinema-goers as the year winds down.