All I Want

A touchingly beautiful musing on the complexity of life, love and relationships. A kind of 'Abigail's Party' meets 'Rachel Getting Married' with an Altmanesque multi-protagonist format, such as in 'Short Cuts', 'Nashville' and 'Gosford Park'. A really strong indie dramedy that is a delight to recommend.

This movie was fun and definitely not obvious. I love movies that require you sit through the end in order to piece everything together- this was no exception. The movie had me guessing several times- and I was wrong every time. That's a testament to the good / creative writing.

The cast definitely had amazing on-screen chemistry. All the characters really played well of each other. There was definite build up to a climactic end which is what makes a movie great.

I thoroughly enjoyed the lead actress and hope to see more of her in the future.

An enjoyable movie about the ups and down of having friends and relationships. I have to admit this is a handsome cast. I wish I had a group of friends that were that good looking. Well acted and nicely filmed.

This was a great find for me. A diamond in the rough. Some really meaty subject matter in this adorable indie flick that delves into the heartache of divorce, not only for the couple but for their friends as well. The director did a wonderful job of balancing this heavy subject matter with some good comedic moments and light hearted banter. Great acting across the board and a very tightly woven script.

Remember when our parents used to watch that show 30something on TV? I'm pretty sure this is that for our generation. All I Want tackles what it's like to be in your late 30's/early 40's and facing all of the questions about what it means to be a grown up and how to live an authentic life. The filmmaking was great, as was the acting and music.