Elsewhere is a heartwarming drama directed by Nathan Hope. The protagonist of the film is Bruno (Aden Young), a talented artist who built a beautiful seaside cottage with his wife Tisha (Bebe Neuwirth) before she passed away. The cottage holds a special place in Bruno's heart, not only because it was built with his wife, but also because it represents a safe haven from the chaos of the world outside.
As time passes, Bruno discovers that a wealthy developer is trying to buy his cottage and the surrounding land to build a luxury hotel. Bruno is determined to fight for his ownership of the cottage, which he sees as a beacon of hope and a reminder of his love for Tisha.
Despite his financial struggles, Bruno refuses to sell his cottage and goes to great lengths to keep it in his possession. He even turns to painting portraits and landscapes to earn extra money to pay the bills. When the developer's legal team puts pressure on Bruno, he seeks the help of his neighbor, a lawyer named Sara (Parker Posey).
Sara is skeptical of Bruno's chances of winning the legal battle, but she soon becomes invested in his cause and starts to see the beauty of the cottage and the memories it holds for Bruno. Together, they fight to keep the cottage safe from the developer's greed, while also navigating the complexities of their own personal lives.
Elsewhere is a touching tribute to the power of love and the importance of holding onto the things that matter most to us, even when the odds are against us. With strong performances from the cast and beautiful cinematography, this film is sure to resonate with audiences who cherish the simple pleasures of life.