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Everything's Gone Green (2007)

Reviewed by Gregory Kirschling | Apr 11, 2007

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Details Limited Release: Apr 13, 2007; Rated: R; Length: 93 Minutes; With: Paulo Costanzo and Steph Song

$OH! CANADA! Vancouver earns top billing with Costanzo (pictured with Steph Song) in the angsty twentysomething comedy Everything\'s Gone Green | Paulo Costanzo$

OH! CANADA! Vancouver earns top billing with Costanzo (pictured with Steph Song) in the angsty twentysomething comedy Everything's Gone Green

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We've rarely seen Vancouver as we see it in Everything's Gone Green: as Vancouver. On a break from playing Seattle or Manhattan, the city gets to flaunt its emerald foliage, which is enough to give an unusual shine to this agreeable twentysomething-angst comedy scripted by novelist Douglas Coupland. The story — a guy (Paulo Costanzo) who works for the lottery gets mixed up in money laundering — is slight, but an appealing cast and lots of scenic leafery make Green feel fresh.

Originally posted Apr 11, 2007 Published in issue #930 Apr 20, 2007 Order article reprints

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