In the deeply personal documentary Everything I Own, director Andrew Jared Garbus turns the camera on his own life, confronting a question many avoid: what would you do if you had to give up everything you own? The film follows Garbus and a small group of individuals, including Leland Garbus, Zachry Karisch, Claudia Marra, and Isaiah Rendon, as they grapple with the emotional and practical weight of material possessions. Through intimate interviews and raw, observational footage, the documentary explores the motivations behind our attachment to objects, from sentimental heirlooms to the everyday clutter that defines our lives. As the participants face the daunting task of downsizing or letting go, the film peels back layers of identity, memory, and the fear of loss. With a reflective and sometimes melancholic tone, Everything I Own is a thought-provoking meditation on minimalism, consumerism, and the profound question of what truly matters when the physical world is stripped away. It is not a guide to decluttering, but a human story about the invisible strings that tie us to our things.