just watch it!

I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.

After playing with our expectations, this turns out to be a very different sort of film.

Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

A coming of age story, of a young woman who does not think all she is, is good enough, so seeks out a more glamorous life. Set in the vibrant and colourful city of Sydney, Australia where we meet a parade of interesting and individual characters. Then moves us to the outback, where we get to see the vastness and other side of life in Australia.If you are looking for the highly polished, billion dollar movie spectacular of Hollywood, this movie isn't for you. If you crave for the days when movies had a real story, where you could relate to and feel emotionally connected to the characters, where you actually cared what happened in the story, then you will love this movie. We get to see real people represented on the screen, real lives, with real challenges and a view of both sides of Australia which is real, that we don't get in other movies. This is how movies should be made. The little movie that could.

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.

It's truly remarkable what these filmmakers achieved with such a low budget. It stands up against movies with budgets (at least) ten times the size. The story is fun but there are important layers including coming out, racial tension, friendship and just growing up. The cinematography is gorgeous - can't wait to see the outback in person some day - the script is witty, sex scenes are hot and fabulous(!!!!!), film score is sophisticated, acting is fresh and vibrant, casting is spot on. This film is by far the best of its genre that I've seen for a very long time and well deserves its many film festival accolades. Bravissimo, Louise Wadley et al!

Let me start off by saying that the films homosexual elements do not have an effect on me whatsoever. In fact there are lesbian movies I enjoy, this wasn't one of them. All About E is a pretty stale movie, without any real substance, it's actually pretty generic. Let me reiterate; the lesbian element of the movie doesn't bother me, however just because it has this doesn't mean it's free of faults. The main actresses have no real chemistry, and that seriously affects their performances. Some of the "love" scenes between them don't work and aren't convincing enough to sell to me that they are really in love, but I don't want to be too harsh.. The only few things of merit are the location shots and some comedic dialogue, that works well enough. But these things are too far and few in between and instead its pretty dull. The films climax wants to make you care about the relationship between the two main actress's, but you just can't! The chemistry is once again not there. Tthe actors are trying to give good performances some of which are great, but others are not at all. The overly dramatic ending comes across as a way for the film to neatly wrap up loose ends. But that in itself is rushed, but to some credit, brought out some good character development, but it was too late in the movie to save it. To conclude, this movie has nothing of real high quality merit, except for the above mentioned things. It's a tame directorial debut with need of improvement, but it can be and I think will be in future movies.