Everything at Once

About This Movie

Everything at Once is a curious exploration of memory and trauma, weaving through the chaos of Jakob's life. The film's pacing is deliberately disorienting, reflecting Jakob's fragmented perception of events. You get this sense of being swept away by a series of vignettes—fleeting moments that leave a mark. The atmosphere is hazy, almost dreamlike, with a focus on practical effects that ground the surreal elements of his experience. It's not a straightforward narrative; instead, it thrums with a kind of emotional resonance. The performances feel raw, almost like you're eavesdropping on someone's internal battle, which gives it a distinctive flavor. There's something compelling about how it captures the overwhelming nature of life’s upheavals, making you think about your own memories in the process.

Non-linear storytelling · Strong thematic exploration · Interesting use of practical effects