Every Little Thing (1997) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Every Little Thing about?
Every Little Thing is a documentary. At La Borde psychiatric clinic in France, patients and staff prepare for their annual summer play in 1995. Rehearsals begin in the summer, culminating in a performance on August 15th. Participants face challenges such as loneliness and fatigue during the process. Despite these difficulties, they form connections and experience moments of joy and camaraderie. The film captures their daily lives and the care they provide to one another throughout the rehearsal period.
When was Every Little Thing released?
Every Little Thing was released in 1997.
How long is Every Little Thing?
Every Little Thing has a runtime of 105 minutes.
What genre is Every Little Thing?
Every Little Thing is classified as Culture.
What topics does Every Little Thing cover?
Every Little Thing explores topics including labor.