Everything Must Go

• Comedy
• Drama
• Romance

A deceptively simple premise unfolds into a quietly devastating portrait of a man dismantling his life piece by piece, not through grand gestures but the mundane act of a front-yard sale. Stripped bare after losing his wife and career to alcoholism, he confronts not triumphant recovery, but a raw, humiliating exposure of his failed aspirations and self-deception. The Arizona heat and increasingly bizarre parade of bargain hunters create a darkly comical backdrop to his unraveling, while an unexpected connection with a relentlessly optimistic neighbor offers a fragile, uncertain pathway towards acceptance—less a conventional romance and more a tentative lifeline thrown to someone drowning in regret. The film doesn’t offer easy answers or tidy redemption, but instead finds a poignant beauty in the messy, unglamorous reality of rebuilding, fuelled by uncomfortable honesty and a growing recognition of what truly matters.