A kennel owner, grappling with climate anxiety, falls in love with a customer service rep over the phone. Amid a natural disaster, he embarks on an adventurous, bilingual romantic journey to find her.
Peak Everything (2025) is a Canadian romantic comedy-drama movie, originally titled Amour Apocalypse, that follows Adam, a kind-hearted kennel owner struggling with depression, loneliness and anxiety about climate change. Concerned about the future of the planet and overwhelmed by his personal fears, Adam purchases a therapeutic solar lamp in the hope of improving his emotional well-being. When he contacts the company's technical support team, he meets Tina, a warm and charming customer service representative whose soothing voice brings unexpected comfort into his life. Their conversations gradually develop into a meaningful emotional connection, awakening feelings Adam has long struggled to understand. Inspired by this newfound connection, he decides to embark on an unusual journey to find Tina in person. However, as natural disasters and the uncertainties of life surround them, Adam must confront his deepest fears, complicated family relationships and the challenges of finding happiness in an increasingly unpredictable world. Blending romance, comedy and emotional drama, the film explores loneliness, climate anxiety, human connection and the unexpected ways love can bring hope into people's lives.