Everywhere

The film follows Jim, a man who has experienced infidelity in the past. Determined to protect his new relationship with Isabelle, he takes proactive steps to ensure that history does not repeat itself. This narrative offers a humorous take on modern romance and the complexities of relationships.

With a well-rounded cast including Amy Sobol, Susan Glover, and Véronique Le Flaguais, Everywhere presents a blend of comedic moments and relatable scenarios. The film's exploration of trust and commitment resonates with audiences, particularly those familiar with romantic comedies. Its 2010 release situates it within a specific era of indie filmmaking, appealing to collectors interested in this genre during that time.