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You were never really here is a latest suffering from Scottish film maker Lynne Ramsay. Actor Phoenix stars in you were never really here is Joe a military veteran and former FBI agent in our lives in New York city and spend his free time caring for his elderly mother however joys haunted by not only stays in come back but also in experience in the field as a federal agent and his childhood growing up under abusive father as a way of Boss dealing with the emotional pain in making a living Jo takes up a career as a hired gun who specialise in SQL young girl from sex trafficking operation round the city although the story is nice and also the acting of Phoenix is really very good its like its added another notes to his belt of performance but at the same time it doesn’t manage to combine arthouse film making with Moh my Idli accessible storytelling as well as other films and TV shows in his laundry before it for this reason you were never really here is another not work the offering from Ram say but not one that can I say Cheli be recommended to general audience correlated reasons it makes for a nice entry point into a large body of work for newcomers and give her long time friends all the more reason to look forward to whatever project she decide to work on next