Peak Everything
A Canadian melodrama with comic edges, where a kennel owner's climate anxiety leads him to a phone romance with a customer service rep, then a risky search for her amid a natural disaster.
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About the film
What it’s about
Adam, a kind-hearted but deeply anxious kennel owner, hides his existential fears and lets his young assistant take advantage of his good nature. Hoping to ease his climate-related dread, he orders a therapeutic sun lamp. When he calls the manufacturer's support line, he connects with Tina, a radiant woman whose voice calms his worries. Their bond grows over the phone, but a natural disaster soon threatens to separate them, pushing Adam to seek her out in person.
What hooks you
Anne Émond directs Patrick Hivon as Adam and Piper Perabo as Tina. The film is a bilingual romantic journey that blends melodrama and comedy. Its premise of love found through a customer service call is distinctive.
Who it’s for
It is worth a look for anyone who enjoys character-driven stories where personal anxieties meet larger environmental concerns, and for those who appreciate a mix of tender romance and gentle humour.
Ratings
MOVIE․ONE · 274 votesCreative team
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Peak Everything (2025)