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Everything But the House
Families that need to clear the clutter out of their homes or downsize call on a group of appraisers to help them cash in on a hidden treasures hiding in plain sight. After searching and clearing out a home from attic to basement, the appraisers discover what has the most potential value and load it up to auction off. In the end, the family discovers just how much their surprisingly valuable belongings sold for and start a new chapter of their lives with a clean slate — and some cash.
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Plot Summary
This comedy-drama follows a group of friends who decide to clear out their deceased parents' estate, only to discover a treasure trove of valuable items. As they navigate the complexities of grief and inheritance, they also contend with unexpected opportunities and the moral dilemmas that arise from their discovery.
Critical Reception
While not a wide theatrical release, 'Everything But the House' garnered attention for its relatable themes of friendship, loss, and the unexpected turns life can take. Critics noted its blend of humor and pathos, though some found the pacing to be uneven.
What Reviewers Say
Appreciated for its exploration of relatable themes surrounding grief and inherited wealth.
Praised for a solid ensemble cast and a balance of comedic and dramatic moments.
Some reviews pointed out a predictable plot progression and missed opportunities for deeper character development.
Google audience: Audience reception data for 'Everything But the House' is not readily available on Google.
Fun Fact
Florence Pugh was reportedly drawn to the project due to its smaller, character-driven nature and the opportunity to work with director Jason Miller.
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