Everything in Between

2022

Drama

2
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 100% · 5 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 98% · 50 ratings
IMDb Rating 6.5/10 10 150 150

Plot summary

The touching story of a teenager who cannot feel and has nothing to live for until he learns to find meaning through love and loss.

Director

Nadi Sha Photo
Nadi Sha

Top cast

Gigi Edgley Photo
Gigi Edgley as Meredith Knight
Martin Crewes Photo
Martin Crewes as David Knight
Julian Garner Photo
Julian Garner as Dr Miles Martyn
Denning Isles Photo
Denning Isles as Hospital Patient
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824.6 MB
1280*640
English 2.0
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24 fps
1 hr 29 min
Seeds 9
1.49 GB
1920*960
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  
24 fps
1 hr 29 min
Seeds 14

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by ablett-117-469864 8 / 10

Beautiful story

Reviewed by andrewbunney 8 / 10

Great for young people who are wondering what is worth living for

This is the tender and engrossing story of a lonely teenager who has a chance meeting with a young woman with whom he immediately bonds.It opens with a scene of 20 something Liz having a bad trip. She is a world traveller who has landed in Sydney and is soon seeking medical attention for her skin rash. Meanwhile, depressed 18-year-old student, Jay, is soon standing on a cliff contemplating an end to his privileged but meaningless existence. When the two meet in a hospital waiting room, there is a chemistry that sets this briskly-moving, black comedy in motion.We meet Jay's jaded socialite parents and this film really takes the piss out of them while the youngsters become a lovely couple. It's a touching story of love, life and death with great performances from Freyja Benjamin debuting as Liz, and from Jordan Dulieu as Jay.This film shows so much talent from the writing and direction of Nadi Sha to the stylish production. It reminded me a little of the wonderful US film, Dream With The Fishes, in its themes and trajectory. It is an Australian script of uncommon quality that tells an original story that would be especially good for teens & twenty-somethings who are wondering about what is worth living for. I laughed and cried.
Reviewed by Phil_M_A_Kerr 10 / 10

Micro Masterpiece

I think the filmmaker might've peaked early coz this little film hits it for six.It's a small production by normal standards (but big by no-budget standards - some will know what I'm talking about).It's a perfectly encapsulated tale from the first frame to the last. Remarkable discipline in this day and age, really.You know it's a work of art when despite not being able to relate to the characters directly - my early adulthood was quite different from our two main characters - what they each embody is universal, elemental, primal.One character might seemingly "have it all" but instead is entirely adrift, without impetus nor life-spark. The other main character might be considered absolutely adrift in lifestyle but conversely so certain about life's wonders that surround us.The fusion of spirits between these two unassuming individuals ignites, at the least momentarily, a life-force that mysteriously resonates beyond the closing credits.The movie Two Hands is a favourite coming-of-age movie of mine. Everything In Between will make good company for it, albeit from a smaller, quieter, but just as interesting corner of the harbour city.How do you follow up a film like this? I don't think it matters, TBH.
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