After a shocking accident befalls a teenage girl in Berlin, her mother, younger sister and boyfriend drift into a state between nightmare and reverie, ending on a family vacation to sun-dappled Tenerife that never should have happened. Gregory Oke, who shot Aftersun, gives it sense-heightening images. If The Trouble with Being Born unsettled you, Wollner's new film is essential.
What to expect
A 124-minute German-language drama with English subtitles and an extended, audacious final act. Expect an eerie, dreamlike mood rather than a conventional grief story. The cast includes Birgit Minichmayr as the mother, Lotte Shirin Keiling as the younger sister and Carla Hüttermann as the teenage girl.
Good to know
- Take the 1 train to 66 St–Lincoln Center; the A, B, C and D stop a few blocks south at 59 St–Columbus Circle.
- It is a 1-2 Special release.
- Festival screenings start on time, so collect tickets and get in line early.
- If a screening is listed as sold out, check Film at Lincoln Center's site again closer to the day for released seats.
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Common questions
What prize did Everytime win?
The Un Certain Regard Prize at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.
How long is Everytime?
124 minutes.
Is it subtitled?
Yes, German with English subtitles.
