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‘Everytime’ Review: Germany’s Oscar Submission Is Rapturously Beautiful, Achingly Sad & The Directing Achievement Of The Year
The continuous six-minute take in which the precipitating event in Sandra Wollner ’s “ Everytime ” occurs is surely the shot of the year. Its extraordinary staging only heightens the scene’s heart-in-mouth terror. The imaginative, unorthodox construction announces early on that Wollner’s filmmaking has no intention of adhering to convention, classically beautiful though it is. Her exploration of grief is equally heterodox. When 16-year-old Jessie ( Carla Hüttermann ) suddenly, unexpectedly dies, her mother, sister, and boyfriend must cope in singular, private ways. Continue reading ‘Everytime’
The Playlist · EN
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Sandra Wollner’s ‘Everytime’ Is a Stunning Film About Grief Like You’ve Never Seen Before
The German filmmaker's portrait of life after tragedy is filled with the unexpected. She tells IndieWire about video game cut scenes, the power of banal memories, the scene that makes everyone gasp, and what it all means. Sort of.
IndieWire · EN
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Everytime
La réalisatrice filme ceux qui restent après la disparition d’un être cher. Malgré de belles images et trouvailles de mises en scène, le scénario finit par s’étioler.
Télérama · FR
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‘Everytime’ Review: Sandra Wollner’s Infinitely Beguiling Portrait of Grief in the Digital Age Is One of the Most Haunting Films of the Decade
Picking up where the likes of "Aftersun" and "Personal Shopper" left off, Wollner's unforgettable third feature explores the modern world's changing relationship to death.
IndieWire · EN