After Everything (2018 film)

After Everything (also known as Eternal Love (UK); originally titled Shotgun) is a 2018 comedy-drama film about Elliot, a carefree 23-year-old New Yorker whose life is upended when he falls for a woman named Mia and is diagnosed with cancer in the same week. Instead of ending with the typical “triumph over illness” trope, the film focuses on their relationship being tested by the emotional aftermath, stress, and reality of surviving the disease. Written and Directed by Hannah Marks and Joey Powers. Mia Tinder has made you forget how to talk to girls in person. And now, you’re suffering due to no reception. It’s not that I don’t love you. I do love you. You’re my first love. I… I just don’t… I just don’t know if you’re my only love. Dialogue Dr. Lisa Harden: What the fuck? Elliot: I… I didn’t know doctors could say “fuck” to their patients. Dr. Lisa Harden: We can when the patient is behaving like an idiot. (Last lines) Mia: Yeah, you can… you can walk in front of me. It would make it less weird. Elliot: No. That would probably be more weird. (pause) Hey, you could wear your headphones. Mia: I don’t have my headphones. Elliot: Really? Mia: You know, I just talk to the people. Elliot: Uh-huh! Mia: Really take in that New York texture. Elliot: Maybe. Maybe I can get that hand job? Mia: What?! Elliot: You remember? The time on the train. Mia: Yes. I was drunk. Elliot: (laughs) So, that’s a no then? Mia: I’ll see to that. Elliot: Yeah? Mia: (indistinguishable chatter as they walk down the stairs of the subway) Cast Jeremy Allen White as Elliott Maika Monroe as Mia DeRon Horton as Nico Sasha Lane as Lindsay Joe Keery as Chris Gina Gershon as Tracy Bill Sage as Paul Marisa Tomei as Dr. Lisa Harden Dean Winters as Blake Olivia Luccardi as Janelle Callie Thorne as Celia Rya Kihlstedt as Rebecca Marlyne Barrett as Dr. Beatty Peter Vack as Young Cancer Survivor Sendhil Ramamurthy as David Lizzy DeClement as Vanessa Ana Isabelle as Eliott’s Ex Christina Scherer as Jenny External links Category:2018 American films Category:American comedy-drama films Category:American independent films Category:Films about cancer Category:Films directed by Hannah Marks