Film

Everytime

Drama · 2h 3m

Where to see it

6 screenings in 3 cities

3 screenings in Hagen

Kino Babylon
- 19:00 (opens in a new window)
Kulturzentrum Pelmke
- 19:00 (opens in a new window)

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About

A year after a tragedy, a mother, her young daughter and a teenage boy travel to Tenerife for a family holiday that never happened.

A year after a tragedy, a mother, her young daughter and a teenage boy meet again during a visit to a cemetery. The three are bereaved by the same tragic death. Together they travel to Tenerife for a family holiday that never happened. In the sun, past and present slowly start to merge.

The Austrian-German psychological drama was written and directed by Sandra Wollner. The cast includes Birgit Minichmayr as Ella, Tristán López as Lux, Lotte Keiling as Melli and Carla Hüttermann as Jessie.

Story written by Evenitto from TMDB, Wikipedia and the film catalogue

Cast and crew

Birgit Minichmayras Ella
Tristán Lópezas Lux
Lotte Keilingas Melli
Carla Hüttermannas Jessie
Hermann Beyeras Hermann
Eva Weißenbornas Eva
Knut Bergeras Gerry
Lilly Marie Tschörtneras Jelena
Mila El-Ahmadas Nuri
Sven Riemannas Frank
Fabian Heibültas Fabian
Nanon Esja Mo Tara Nin Wendelas Nina

Photos: TMDB

Director: Sandra Wollner, Sandra Wollners
Written by: Sandra Wollner
Countries: Austria, Germany
Studios: The Barricades, ZDF, Panama Film

Good to know

Running time: 2 hours 3 minutes
Language: German, Spanish, English

Questions

How long is Everytime?

2 hours 3 minutes. Most cinemas add 15 to 20 minutes of adverts and trailers first, so plan for about 2 hours 23 minutes.

Where can I see Everytime?

There are 6 screenings at 4 cinemas in 3 cities, most in Hagen (3), Unna (2) and Leipzig (1). Pick your city above for the times.

What language is Everytime in?

Everytime is in German, Spanish and English. A foreign-language film normally plays dubbed into German; many cinemas also show it in the original version (OV, OmU or OmeU).

Who is in Everytime?

Birgit Minichmayr plays Ella, with Tristán López, Lotte Keiling, Carla Hüttermann, Hermann Beyer and Eva Weißenborn.