Everything in the End

"Everything in the End" is a meditative, beautifully shot film that explores themes of grief, mortality, and the end of the world. The performances by the cast, particularly Hugo De Sousa as Paulo, but actually everyone involved, are fantastic. The film invites viewers to observe and think about the human connections made in the face of an impending apocalypse and rewards viewers with an incredibly cathartic experience. The stunning Icelandic landscape serves as a backdrop for the story, and the film is described as being filled with simple, spontaneous, and poignant moments of human connection. Honestly, fantastic.

This film really allows a lot of space to be right along these characters, on their lost meanderings, as they attempted to make some last connections. I felt it was similar in tone to another spacious film, Nomadland. Where it was fine with letting characters be alone for a while, and you could breath it all in with them. I enjoyed every windy moment of it.

I loved the state of mind that movie put me into it's really mindful and spiritual for me, and the capturing of the nature at the place of filming is really something and helps you get deep with your thoughts about the whole situation.

To some people the movie might seem some way boring, I understand that. However I think it's a great movie just not for everyone, actually not for most of the people, only few people in this world would understand the ideas this movie is discussing.

I absolutely loved everything about that movie and from now on it's one of my favourite movies of all time.

I salute the movie makers for this very wonderful piece of art.

The whole vibe of this movie is perfect. One of my favorite depictions of the end of days on earth. Doesn't focus on catastrophe, but on quiet and peace. If this film took place anywhere else we might see more panic, joy, or chaos, but here in Iceland, the end of the world comes in a long, peaceful wave of emotional rhythms as different characters weave in and out of the film. It is beautiful and withheld in the best ways. It is probably the best corner of the world to be in when everything ends, and the filmmaking takes on the character of the environment, using the poetry of the landscape to tell the story.

What I especially love is that the script emphasizes the human connection above all else. If there's anything that can last in the end, that's it.

See it.

I saw it as wise crafted parable, using magnificent cinematography, reminding the importance of human connections.

A young man and the people who he meets. Not the best dialogue but fair connections. A film about family. Well acted, gentle defining the travel of a young man looking for be not alone and using the map made by his mother for discover Island before the imminent fall of world. .

Few great scenes, impressive message and one of stories about things who real matter.

Difficult to write too much because it is a film like a sort of remind or confession. A film about beauty, life essence, about the way to expect the end of world, about curiosity, fear, love and hugs, about words and a cup of tea , about night story for a little boy, said to yourself.

Not fair to identify the motif to see it ( again ). Maybe, before all, because it seems be just a story about yourself. Or for mountain of the last scenes, for church , discovered by audience only out side or houses or tenent of little boy.