Everything's Gone Green 2006
"A new sort of comedy."
In the 2006 Canadian comedy *Everything's Gone Green*, director Paul Fox crafts a clever satire about ambition, greed, and the blurred line between laziness and opportunity.
Director: Paul Fox
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Everything's Gone Green (2006) about?
*Everything's Gone Green* follows Ryan, a carefree slacker who finds himself entangled in a money laundering scam while working at a lottery magazine. As he navigates the murky waters of quick riches, he's forced to confront whether chasing 'enough' is worth the moral cost. The film blends satire with heart, asking if laziness can ever be a virtue—or a liability.
Who directed Everything's Gone Green?
Paul Fox directed *Everything's Gone Green*, infusing the film with a mix of sharp humor and understated social critique.
Who stars in Everything's Gone Green?
The film stars Paulo Costanzo as Ryan, Steph Song as his quick-thinking colleague, JR Bourne as the slick antagonist, and Gordon Michael Woolvett rounding out the core ensemble.
Is Everything's Gone Green (2006) worth watching?
If you enjoy smart, low-stakes comedies with a dash of satire, *Everything's Gone Green* is a solid pick. While not a blockbuster, its clever script and relatable protagonist make it a satisfying watch. The film's understated charm and 95-minute runtime keep it breezy yet thought-provoking.
How long is Everything's Gone Green?
*Everything's Gone Green* runs for 95 minutes.
About Everything's Gone Green (2006) — A Slacker's Guide to Greed and Second Chances
In the 2006 Canadian comedy *Everything's Gone Green*, director Paul Fox crafts a clever satire about ambition, greed, and the blurred line between laziness and opportunity. The story follows Ryan, a laid-back slacker who stumbles into a high-stakes money laundering scheme while working at a lottery magazine. As he's drawn deeper into the world of quick cash and shady deals, Ryan grapples with the age-old question of when—or if—'enough' is truly enough. With sharp humor and a heartfelt twist, the film explores the absurdity of modern capitalism and the choices that define us.
Backed by a stellar ensemble, including Paulo Costanzo as the reluctant protagonist and Steph Song as his sharp-witted counterpart, *Everything's Gone Green* balances laugh-out-loud moments with biting social commentary. The breezy 95-minute runtime keeps the energy high, making it a perfect pick for fans of offbeat comedies that don't shy away from big ideas.