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BFI / Sight and SoundUK

Everytime: Sandra Wollner’s digital-age fairytale finds light in a time of grief

September 28

The Austrian director’s mesmerising third feature looks at a family in mourning, using the language of video games to explore the complicated nature of digital ‘remembrance’.

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