The Sky Is Everywhere A24 And Apple Tv Adapt A Grieving Teen Drama

Based on Jandy Nelson’s 2010 New York Times bestselling novel, the upcoming Apple TV+ film “The Sky Is Everywhere” follows Lennie (Grace Kaufman), a shy teen who is grieving from the sudden death of her older sister. “There is no more music in me, no more dreams in me,” Lennie explains in the trailer. “I lost the one person on Earth who understood me.” That is, until Lennie meets new student Joe Fontaine (Jacques Colimon), who wows her with his musical prowess. Meanwhile, Lennie grows closer with her sister’s former fiancé, Toby Shaw (Pico Alexander). A love triangle blossoms out of grief, as Lennie’s grandmother (Cherry Jones) explains is only natural. Jason Segal plays Lennie’s uncle, with Julia Schlaeper, Ji-young Yoo, and Havana Rose Liu rounding out the cast.

“The Sky Is Everywhere” is an Apple Original Film and an A24, Di Novi Pictures, and Alice the Who production. Josephine Decker directs, and author Nelson wrote the screenplay. The film worked with an all-female production team. Related ‘Close’: Behind the Scenes of the Most Heartbreaking Coming-of-Age Story of the Year Ari Aster’s ‘Disappointment Blvd.’ with Joaquin Phoenix Is Now ‘Beau Is Afraid’ – See the First Poster Related 51 Directors’ Favorite Horror Movies: Bong Joon Ho, Quentin Tarantino, Guillermo del Toro, and More Influential Awards Bodies Reshape 2023 Best Documentary Feature Race“The Sky Is Everywhere” novel was initially optioned by Warner Bros. upon release, while Apple and A24 previously teamed up for Decker’s Sundance breakout film “Madeline’s Madeline,” also set in high school. “It’s intimidating to work on a movie with a bigger budget and these famous actors,” Decker previously told IndieWire about her film, “Shirley,” in 2018, “but the finished product is only going to be exciting if I bring to it the thing that I always bring to my shit, which is guts splayed out all over the fucking table. … Not just mine, but everybody’s.” A24 announced in November 2018 a new partnership with Apple in which the indie studio and distributor will produce multiple features together over several years. Other collaborative films have included “The Tragedy of Macbeth” and Sofia Coppola’s “On the Rocks,” as well as the upcoming film “Sharper.” “The Sky Is Everywhere” will premiere February 11 in select theaters and globally on Apple TV+. Here’s the official synopsis: