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Storyline

Lennie is a teen musical prodigy grieving the death of her sister when she finds herself caught between a new guy at school and her sister's devastated boyfriend. Through her vivid imagination and conflicted heart, Lennie navigates first love and first loss.

Released

2022-02-11
Revenue

n/a
Budget

n/a
Runtime

1hr 43m
Genre

Drama, Romance, Music
Status

Released
Language

English
5.6
Production

Di Novi Pictures, A24, Alice the Who

Crew

Josephine Decker

Director

Jandy Nelson

Novel

Allison Rose Carter

Producer

Keywords:

based on novel or book loss of loved one grief teenage girl death of sister based on young adult novel 處處藍天天空無處不在

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Cast

Grace Kaufman

Lennie

Jacques Colimon

Joe Fontaine

Cherry Jones

Fiona

Jason Segel

Big

Pico Alexander

Toby Shaw

Ji-young Yoo

Sarah

Havana Rose Liu

Bailey

Julia Schlaepfer

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Tyler Lofton

Marcus

Sol Landerman

Mr. James

Augie Isaac

Luke Jacobus

Destiny Ekwueme

Preppy Student (uncredited)

Rae Robison

Maria (uncredited)

Lukas Stoiber

Skateboard Student (uncredited)

Madisyn Wood

Young Lennie (uncredited)

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Reviews for The Sky Is Everywhere

A Review by r96sk 8

Written by r96sk on 2022-02-20

I really enjoyed 'The Sky Is Everywhere'. I can't comment on how it compares to the book, but solely on film terms I think it's very good... read more

A Review by tmdb28039023 1

Written by tmdb28039023 on 2022-08-28

The Sky is Everywhere suscribes to the theory that death is the ultimate aphrodisiac. Or, as Lennie Walker (Grace Kaufman) puts it, “The wei... read more

The Sky is Everywhere suscribes to the theory that death is the ultimate aphrodisiac. Or, as Lennie Walker (Grace Kaufman) puts it, “The weirdest part of grief … The most inappropriate part is that … all of a sudden, since Bailey died, I can’t stop thinking about just falling into someone’s arms.” I think scriptwriter Jandy Nelson is confusing grief with puberty. I mean, last time I checked, horniness wasn’t one of the five stages of grief. This, however, doesn’t stop Lennie from dealing with the loss of her sister Bailey (Havana Rose Liu) by turning into kind of a little slut who derives some sort of sick pleasure from stringing two boys along – one of whom is her death sister’s “boyfriend” (he is referred to that way even though, you know) Toby (Pico Alexander), who was going to marry Bailey, and was going to be the father of her unborn child; he drops all these bombs gradually, timing each revelation with such clockwork precision that all that’s missing is a sign saying «[insert big dramatic moment here].» The by-the-numbers plot also provides Lennie with the obligatory quirky family, including Uncle Big (Jason Segel), a pothead slacker that is way too old to be either, and who “believe[s] in everything”; the latter makes me think the character is not very far removed from the actor – if Segel believed in this script, then there must not be much else that he doesn’t believe in. Then again, just so we know how much of a free spirit she is, Lennie is prone to hallucinations, so I guess having a chain of text messages magically appear out of thin air isn´t really that far-fetched. Oh, and se has read Wuthering Heights “23 times”, which even Emily Brontë would probably find excessive. Finally, if none of the above gives you a clear idea regarding my feelings towards this movie, let’s just add that the climax involves an emotionally-healing hot-air balloon ride and, as the rule in Ebert’s Little Movie Glossary teaches us, “no good movie has ever featured a hot-air balloon.” The Sky Is Everywhere is not the exception.

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A Review by r96sk

I really enjoyed 'The Sky Is Everywhere'. I can't comment on how it compares to the book, but solely on film terms I think it's very good. Grace Kaufman gives a pleasing performance, showing a fair few emotions in the role. The rest of '...