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Everything Else is a 2016 drama directed by Natalia Almada, starring Adriana Barraza as Doña Flor. It runs 1 hour 38 minutes.

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Everything Else (2016) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 38m (98 min)
Director
Natalia Almada
Genre
Drama
Original language
Spanish
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The story

What Is Everything Else About?

The premise of Everything Else without spoilers.

After three decades of working as a clerk in a government office, Doña Flor has become isolated and seemingly invisible. Burdened by the unresolved grief of losing her daughter years ago, she exists within a rigid routine. As retirement nears, the familiar walls of bureaucracy begin to dissolve, forcing her to confront her pain and rediscover her sense of self. This personal awakening unfolds against a backdrop of escalating violence and corruption sweeping across the country.

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Cast & crew

Everything Else Cast & Characters

Adriana Barraza plays Doña Flor in Everything Else. Directed by Natalia Almada.

From the director

More from Natalia Almada

More films directed by Natalia Almada, best-rated first: El Velador, Users, Al otro lado and Everything Else (Todo Lo Demás).

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Everything Else Also Known As

Also known as “Todo lo demás”.

Also known as
  • Todo lo demás

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Everything Else FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of Everything Else, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Everything Else?

Everything Else runs 1 hour 38 minutes (98 minutes).

When was Everything Else released?

Everything Else was released on October 21, 2016.

Who directed Everything Else?

Everything Else was directed by Natalia Almada.

More films by Natalia Almada

Who is in the cast of Everything Else?

Everything Else stars Adriana Barraza as Doña Flor.

Does Everything Else have a post-credit scene?

No. Everything Else has no extra scene during or after the credits.

What language is Everything Else in?

The original language of Everything Else is Spanish.

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