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This is a cosy story, full of love bittersweet and teardripping humbleness, of the daily life of mother and daughter relationship, add to that homelessness with a wide fantasy in habitational teqnicues, and especially the young girls flock of friends at school, with weird, strange and emotional fullfilment and a superkinda dynamics, that can make anybody envious.

its a portland oregon based film, and outdoor 24-hour activity in the outdoors aint always as pleasanht as eeyory's house, i wouldve chosen rabbits hole if in same circumstances. there are always lack of doe and its also a story about a handfull of different jobs pr day to make two nickels of a dime. it all worsens a lot due to mum loosing her job as punishment under strange reasons, and the girl becomes sacknapped while sleeping outdoors.

the acting seems to me very careless, relaxed and very carefree, its almost like reality, though it aint. main actress are a forthcoming star i'm sure, the rest of the cast delivers well over the average.

i can just tell you asap that this is a must see if you like filmography with glo', no not the telecommunication company, but red hot cinematic glow, there are no hd when filming interaction, just hd in some droneaerials, and they have managed to preserve the blurry backgrounds in close up filming, something newbies with procams often forget to use and realise in their flicks. remember im a grumpy old man, with fading eyes in grey and green, so life aint always hd,you know.

to conclude a good netflix production i must respond to the excellent choice of music, a film without aint no good film worthy. its an strong 8, maybe higher after a planned viewing with my wife later on.

This movie was beautiful. So much tragedy in her life at such a young age, but she's so strong. And as long as she had hope, she knew she could get through anything. I cried so much watching this. Love it

I'm just going to start off and say the acting in this movie is amazing! Auli'i knocks it out of the park in both acting and singing as well as the rest of the cast. I'm not going to sugarcoat this but I literally cried the whole movie, it teaches you to have hope in the hardest of times and just to never give up on your dreams because if you keep going you will get there as long as you want it enough. Now don't mind me just going to be listening to Feels Like Home 24/7. 10/10 Definitely Recommend!

This is a beautiful story about hope, family, relationships, life, and friendship. The lead actress was amazing, and brought a lot of depth to her character.

When I can be moved to tears in front of my cruel computer, you know All Together Now can be one of the best teen coming-of-age films on Netflix, a purveyor of that genre like no other service.

Having had five daughters, I am an expert about the challenges teen girls face in any world at any time. Most of those rough times are caused by us, adults, who need to see movies like this to understand the beautifully complex decisions and affections a teen is called on to endure. In fact, every pre-teen should see this melodrama as well to gain insight into the difficult world of their future.

Amber (Auli'I Cravalho) lives illicitly in a school bus with her driver, alcoholic mother until they can't. Amber is so charming during the day that no one would guess the difficulties she faces once away from school. Think of her working in a donut shop in Portland, producing fundraising shows for her school, and trying to figure out how she can get to Carnegie Mellon University Drama School, which has invited her to audition.

Then throw into the mix her mom's abusive boyfriend and a mini-pup with a cancerous mass that should be operated on, and you have probably too many bad things happening to her for one movie. Still, if you accept where filmmaker Brett Haley wants you to go, each is a barrier to happiness, and she is an inveterate optimist.

All Together Now gets right the motifs of hope and community caring seasoned with music because Amber needs to allow the community to give back to her after all she has given them, music not the least. The film signifies better than most that allowing others to give is a gift to them and a sure sign that something is right about you.

Life can be survived with happiness, only after one has earned it, is a powerful message in pandemic times when that tyrant seems to make us all helpless. But not youth with hope.