Viewers find 'Someone, Somewhere' a deeply touching exploration of urban loneliness and psychological healing. The film's portrayal of parallel lives, with Rémy and Mélanie each battling their inner demons in a hyper-connected yet isolating Paris, resonates strongly. François Civil's performance is particularly lauded, and the film's subtle handling of delicate themes like depression and personal growth is appreciated. However, some find the pacing slow and the narrative somewhat predictable, with the eventual meeting of the protagonists feeling both anticipated and underwhelming.

👍 Deep exploration of psychological themes.

👎 Some may find the pacing slow and predictable.