Ever Is Over All

About This Movie

Ever Is Over All is quite an experience, really. The dual projections create this immersive atmosphere—one side a vivid display of flowers, the other, a woman in striking ruby slippers casually smashing car windows. It’s all about juxtaposition; the serene beauty of nature collides with a kind of rebellious spirit. The pacing is deliberate, almost dreamlike, inviting you to linger in the moment. There's something distinctly enchanting about its practical effects, blending performance art with cinematic exploration. It’s a visual poem, rich in themes of duality and disruption, leaving you to ponder its meanings long after the credits roll.

This film has seen limited releases, leading to its scarcity among collectors. Various formats have appeared over the years, but the original screenings are particularly sought after. Enthusiasts appreciate its unique blend of visual artistry and thematic depth, making it a conversation piece in any serious collection. Its unconventional narrative style and aesthetic choices ensure it remains an intriguing find.