Everything Must Go

Year: 1996

Runtime: 105 mins

Language: Dutch

Director: Jan Verheyen

DramaComedy

Tony, a gay law student, quits his studies and hits the road with just a van and a modest amount of cash, hoping to become a traveling salesman. As he moves from town to town, he soon discovers that selling on the road is far tougher and more unpredictable than he imagined, confronting both personal doubts and practical hurdles.

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