Verena Streitferdt
This film is for everyone! Besides combining urban with Australian outback (unheard of!) the story catches you by relating to struggles that we all know from our lives: finding our path in life, regardless of what parents say, struggle with ignorance around us, being dependent on people who guide us and of course finding that special someone. The music is beautiful and the Australian outback shots breathtaking.Thus a must see if you feel like a good story in a different setting than Europe and where women finally lead on with strong roles.... P.S: The sex scene will get you interested to become a lesbian or at least bisexual...very sensual.
pireland1982
I managed to catch All About E in 2015. I didn't really know what to expect, given I don't watch many films with lesbian themes, but I was pleasantly surprised. Well performed, and told with excellent pace, the film had me enthralled, as well as caring about the fate of E and her friends. The moments of looming tension work exceptionally well, but there is also plenty of levity from the funnier interactions between the characters. Most striking for me, was the use of the Australian landscape, to give the whole film an organic realism, along with plenty of harsh beauty. It was reminiscent of quality Australian stories that so elegantly use the land as an extra character. A film worthy of anyone's movie night.
leenurse-08400
This Lesbian road movie is a fabulous, must see, film. The acting, cinematography, landscapes and of course the gorgeous looking actors all are what makes this such an enjoyable movie. A story about belonging - not belonging - identity search - and the adventures along the way. Just don't miss it - All the ingredients for a fun time with kids, dogs and tractors. Shot in the Australian out back you can feel the atmosphere and heat of the surroundings. It includes probably the best Lesbian sex scene you will ever see on screen and all that set to the wonderful music by Basil Hogios. All about e has been received at film festivals in the United States and Australia with brilliant reviews and audiences wanting more. Full houses all the way - Repeat performances requested and arranged.
galinterrupted
Having seen the hype for this film on many lesbian blogs, I was eager to see what All About E had to offer the 2015' queer cinema lineup. I was pleasantly surprised! As I read on 'Afterellen,' "it's the road movie you never knew you wanted!".All About E avoids the tragic clichés of lesbians depicted on screen that we see time and time again. It joins the new wave of independent and mainstream cinema giving gay women what we want to see on screen, but manages to do so with half the budget of partner films. The directorial debut of Louis Wadley, All About E, appeals to a wide audience, with a plot that ticks over nicely, believable performances, cinematography that uniquely frames the Australian outback, some drama and laughs and a refreshingly realistic love scene.It's an independent Aussie film that carves out a nice little niche for itself.. All About E sets out to set our hearts aflutter and asks you to come along for the ride.
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