The film adaptation of David Levithan’s novel, Every Day, centers on "A," an individual without a fixed identity who experiences life inhabiting various bodies each day, providing a new viewpoint on love that transcends boundaries like race, gender, and physical characteristics. The movie doesn't fully explain where A comes from, but the performances are consistently strong, and it presents a compelling idea about how reason and planning for the future play a role in connections between people. Even with some disagreement surrounding it, the film is notable for its emotional resonance and a narrative that holds up well upon repeated viewings.

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