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Everytime

2 hr. 4 min. | Drama | Pegi 13

On the eve of a family holiday in Tenerife, Jessie dies tragically. A year later, the pain remains raw as her mother, younger sister and boyfriend each struggle to live with their grief. Bound by loss, the three embark on the holiday that never happened. Beneath the Tenerife sun, memories stir back to life and the past begins to offer the possibility of healing. Wollner deftly folds past into present, weaving together grief, guilt and responsibility. She describes the screenplay as ‘a gentle drift into surrealism while remaining firmly grounded in reality’ - a delicate balance captured in the film’s luminous atmosphere by Aftersun cinematographer Gregory Oke. Formally inventive, Everytime won the Un Certain Regard Prize, the section’s top award, at the Cannes Film Fest