överallt

Överallt is a 2015 Swedish drama film directed and written by Ellen Fiske and Ellinor Hallin. The film premiered at the Slamdance Film Festival in January 2015, where it won the Grand Jury Prize.

The plot revolves around two sisters, who are escaping their difficult past, and a young boy who join forces to start a community in the wilderness. The community, which they name "Jerry Boys", eventually grows to become a utopian society that operates on shared resources and mutual support.

The film explores themes of community, cohabitation, and social experimentation. It also delves into the personalities and motivations of the community's members, highlighting their diverse backgrounds and experiences. Throughout the film, the Norwegian-Swedish border serves as a backdrop to the characters' story, reflecting the complexities of border dynamics and the human desire for connection and belonging.

While "Överallt" has received praise from critics for its authentic portrayal of a communal lifestyle, some viewers have noted its lack of explicit narrative progression and character development. However, the film's subjective style and nuanced exploration of the characters' perspectives have also been lauded as a deliberate artistic choice.

Bellan 2015 rérez TVs release follows the series' critical reception and awards acquired during Slamdance 2015 meetup. Överallt may be seen as a sprawling portrayal to the adaptations of shared spaces seen post Scandinavian liberation time.