Never Enough
Synopsis
A person describes their struggle with clutter, stating, "clutter didn't happen overnight; it's been going on for a while," reflecting on the challenges of hoarding.
Synopsis
A cluttered apartment in New York City serves as the backdrop for personal reflections on collecting and hoarding. Individuals discuss their attachments to items, from ties to motorcycles. One person recalls their father's passing in 1995 and how it sparked a collection of clowns. Another shares the struggle of deciding what to keep or discard. The film features conversations about the emotional weight of possessions and the challenges of decluttering, as a professional organizer offers guidance on managing overwhelming collections.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet a person who collects ties and sees them as art.
- Find out how a stroke changed one individual's life.
- See the emotional impact of collecting after a parent's death.
Did You Know
- One character had a stroke that affected their ability to use computers.
- A person collects clowns from Ron Lee as a way to remember their father.
- The character who collects ties describes them as artwork.
- Clutter is described as a process that 'didn't happen overnight.'
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of items does the person in the documentary collect?
The person collects earrings, rock and roll or musical items, classical jackets, coats, sweaters, and ties.
What happened to the person after they had a stroke?
After the stroke, the person lost the ability to use a computer and the languages they had studied, which included French and Russian.
What was the person's father's involvement in the Shriners?
The person's father was a clown in the Shriners, which inspired the person to start collecting clowns from Ron Lee.
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