Everything and Everyone

Name: Everything and Everyone
Genre: Drama
Released: 2011-12-12
Duration: 1 h 40 min
Rating: 6.2
Cast: Ryan Robbins, Gabrielle Rose, Chad Willett

2011
1 h 40 min

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Everything & Everyone is love, laughter, loss and everything in between.

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaEverything & Everyone is a story of love, laughter, loss, and everything in between. A troubled group of family and friends deal with crises of age, love, death, parenthood and identity, goi... Ler tudoEverything & Everyone is a story of love, laughter, loss, and everything in between. A troubled group of family and friends deal with crises of age, love, death, parenthood and identity, going through a journey that is both hilarious and heartbreaking.Everything & Everyone is a story of love, laughter, loss, and everything in between. A troubled group of family and friends deal with crises of age, love, death, parenthood and identity, going through a journey that is both hilarious and heartbreaking.

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Winner of Best Feature Film and Best Director for Tracy D. Smith at 2012 Women in Film Festival BC.

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3/10

painful

Just walked out (2/3 of the way through) of a screening at the Seattle International Film Festival. So discount my review, if you must, but I couldn't sit through it all.

Seriously painful dialogue and some of the most amateurish, non-nuanced acting I've seen on film a very long time.

Sure the premise is somewhat hackneyed (death/dying, family, father-son disconnect, etc.), but there is certainly a way to craft it so that it doesn't illicit as many walkouts as this screening received. There were at least a dozen in a half full, small house, before we gave up and left.

Some of my favorite films ever are Canadian (The Hanging Garden is one), so I was eager to see a new Canadian voice.

I'm still eager to see a new Canadian voice. Not this one.