Wollner's 'Everytime': Grief's Reality-Bending Journey

Sandra Wollner, known for her distinctive previous work, presents "Everytime," a film that explores grief from a novel and disorienting viewpoint. After a significant tragedy strikes in Berlin, a mother, Ella, alongside her two daughters, Melli and her older daughter's ex-boyfriend Lux, undertake a significant journey. Their destination is the Spanish island of Tenerife, which becomes a profound setting where the environment appears to shift and reshape itself around their collective sorrow.

"Everytime" has garnered critical acclaim and significant attention, including winning an award in Cannes' Un Certain Regard section. The film is Germany's official entry for the Best International Feature Film Oscar. Its unique narrative and powerful portrayal of loss have resonated with festivalgoers worldwide. The film is scheduled for a one-week Oscar-qualifying run at New York City's Lincoln Center starting November 6, with a wider theatrical release on February 12, 2027. "Everytime" was acquired by 1-2 Special out of Cannes.