Every Day
A girl falls in love with a mysterious spirit that moves to a new body every day in this unconventional teen romance from the director of The Vow.
Rhiannon (Angourie Rice) is a 16-year old girl who falls in love with a mysterious spirit named "A". Feeling an unmatched connection, Rhiannon and "A" work each day to find each other, not knowing what or who the next day will bring. The more the two fall in love, the more the idea of loving someone who is a different person every 24 hours takes a toll on Rhiannon and "A", leaving them to make a decision that will change their lives forever.
- Director:
- Michael Sucsy ('The Vow', 'Grey Gardens')
- Writer:
- Jesse Andrews
- Cast:
- Angourie RiceJustice SmithDebby RyanMaria BelloLucas Jade ZumannJacob BatalonColin FordOwen Teague
Reviews & comments
Variety
pressAt heart, "Every Day" is just an elaborately convoluted parable of a high-school girl learning to prize a savvy nice guy over a popular cad. But the movie demonstrates why that simple lesson is more than skin-deep.
Los Angeles Times
press"Every Day" [is] more ambitious than your average teen romance, which only makes it all the more disappointing that it simply remains an average teen romance.
IndieWire
pressSet aside the contrivances and creepy plot twists, and Michael Suscy’s Every Day offers up a timely message about acceptance and the nature of love...
Hollywood Reporter
pressRemains stuck in a stubborn rut somewhere between confusing and snooze-inducing.
Variety
pressAt heart, "Every Day" is just an elaborately convoluted parable of a high-school girl learning to prize a savvy nice guy over a popular cad. But the movie demonstrates why that simple lesson is more than skin-deep.
Los Angeles Times
press"Every Day" [is] more ambitious than your average teen romance, which only makes it all the more disappointing that it simply remains an average teen romance.
IndieWire
pressSet aside the contrivances and creepy plot twists, and Michael Suscy’s Every Day offers up a timely message about acceptance and the nature of love...
Hollywood Reporter
pressRemains stuck in a stubborn rut somewhere between confusing and snooze-inducing.
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