'Here': Robert Zemeckis’s New Movie Spans a Century, but the Camera Never Moves

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Tom Hanks and Robin Wright reunite the 'Forrest Gump' team for a drama set entirely in one household’s living room.

Here takes place entirely from one fixed point of view. The camera never budges. It doesn’t zoom and never even turns. What does move—and rather quickly—is time. More than a century of life in one American living room plays out during the brisk 104-minute story. “The single perspective never changes, but everything around it does,” Zemeckis tells Vanity Fair in this exclusive first look. “It’s actually never been done before.

” Using these panels, flashes of the home’s many inhabitants over the decades weave together throughout the story. A World War II veteran turned salesman named Al and his homemaker wife, Rose , move into the house shortly after he returns Stateside after surviving heavy combat. Hanks’s character, Richard, is their firstborn, which sets the core of Here’s story in motion.

 

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