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So much average

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

This is a gem of a film: beautiful cinematography and music, enjoyable acting, twists and turns, and of course wonderful to see lesbian and gay characters in the main roles, along with a great lesbian sex scene. I also found it fantastic that E is from a non-Anglo background and to see how that was explored as part of her journey and sexuality. There is rare diversity in numerous ways in this film. It's wonderful to see difference be genuinely explored in a full-length film and I hope that the ways that this film has engaged and moved its audience sets an example for the film industry in Australia. All About E is an accomplished, enjoyable, courageous and funny film by Louise Wadley and all - brava! Definitely worth watching.

This movie has everything, the breakup, the parents who try to understand, the gay best friend, the pet dog and a plane. It's a bit slow sometimes, where the writer director fell in love with the scene but give her a break. It's her first script and first movie. There are gangsters planes and dogs, everything you ever wanted in a lesbian movie (if you are a lesbian). There is no porn. This also iconic as an Australian movie with Sydney Kings Cross organised crime district, Wollongong and the bush. The actors have done a great job on the script, which itself has had readings at festivals because it is so good. Australian lesbian culture is like all lesbian cultures and is unique because it is Australian. A rollicking insider's view of a lesbian adventure. It was crowd-funded and we all hope you like this this small love story. And yes, E is a bit of a brat.......

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!

All about E does many things that other movies don't... It makes you laugh. It has sumptuously gorgeous cinematography making the most of the beautifully rich and authentic Australian country setting. The characters have some depth to them and represent multi-racial Australia. The script is great keeping the movie rolling along at a thunderous pace. The performances make you connect with the characters and draw you into the story. There is one of the best sex scenes ever. This movie really shows a glimpse of our lesbian lives. Don't miss it. I saw this movie twice and the audience loved it on both occasions with rounds of heartfelt applause. Both times I saw it was in very mixed cinema audiences - it appeals equally to gay and straight viewers.