Ceticultsot Beautiful, moving film.

Borgarkeri A bit overrated, but still an amazing film

RipDelight This is a tender, generous movie that likes its characters and presents them as real people, full of flaws and strengths.

Anoushka Slater While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

Gabrielle Jones I love a good action movie full of adventure, wit, great music and even a love story. It was wonderful to watch all this and more in All About E, including many touching gentle moments between different characters which were highlights for me. As a lesbian, its difficult to find fabulous movies like this containing all of these entertainment value elements as well as providing outsiders with a window into the sometimes complex dynamics of lesbian life such as "coming out" to parents. All About E speaks to me of friendship, freedom, identity, bravery, fun, love, loyalty and family. I really enjoyed it and have watched it with good friends a few times who also loved it.

mabrahmz 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.

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.

r_bedbrook I thoroughly enjoyed this film and have seen it multiple times at various festival screenings. It is entertaining, punchy, refreshing and doesn't conform to the stereotypes forced on many queer films. It does not need to be overly tragic and dark to be taken seriously but still explores the relevant themes of acceptance, tolerance and heart-break. There is humour and multi- culturalism that is often lacking in other films.For first-time writer/director Louise Wadley it was an ambitious project with so many locations but it's a triumph - the clubs, the country, the city; Australia is portrayed so dynamically. Brett Rogers was the stand-out for me in a difficult, transformative role that had to balance being (essentially) the sole comic relief as well as a self-conscious misfit.Please watch! Support good Australian cinema!