The Sky Is Everywhere

Lennie is a gifted teenage musician struggling to come to terms with her older sister's death. As she mourns, she becomes torn between a new student at her school and her late sister's grief-stricken boyfriend, and she must work through her conflicting feelings about first love and loss. The film is based on the young adult novel by Jandy Nelson, who also wrote the screenplay.

Josephine Decker directed the film, which followed her earlier features Madeline's Madeline in 2018 and Shirley in 2020 and preceded Chasing Summer in 2026. Grace Kaufman plays Lennie, with Jacques Colimon as Joe Fontaine, Cherry Jones as Fiona, Jason Segel as Big, Pico Alexander as Toby Shaw and Ji-young Yoo as Sarah. Denise Di Novi, Decker and Allison Rose Carter served as producers, and the film was made by A24 with Di Novi Pictures and Alice the Who. It runs 103 minutes and blends drama, music and romance.

On IMDb the film holds a rating of 5.6 from roughly 2,200 votes, while on TMDB it stands at 5.7 from around 92 votes, indicating a modest audience response. A critics' rating of 6.1 from 58 reviews places it somewhat higher than those viewer scores.