Philosophy teacher Nathalie is firmly grounded in life. When her husband of 25 years suddenly leaves her for another woman, her mother has to move into a nursing home, and her publisher threatens to terminate her contract, Nathalie unexpectedly experiences a completely new sense of freedom. She is determined to remain happy and open to whatever comes her way. "Everything That Comes" is a powerful portrait of a woman and, at the same time, a warmhearted reflection on upheaval, aging, and the search for meaning. Isabelle Huppert shines in a signature role as Nathalie, subtly shifting between defiance and sadness, strength and fragility. With a keen sense for quiet moments, Mia Hansen-Løve directs this personal quest for new paths with understated intelligence, earning her the Silver Bear for Best Director at the 2016 Berlinale.