All I Want

In New York City, a young woman named Jessie navigates the harsh realities of street life and sex work. She forms a bond with a fellow sex worker, leading them to seek a way out of their difficult circumstances. Their journey explores themes of survival, friendship, and the search for a better future amidst urban struggles.

All I Want received a mixed to negative reception from critics. While some acknowledged the raw performances and attempts to portray a gritty reality, many found the narrative underdeveloped and the film overall to be bleak and unengaging.

• The film struggles with a compelling narrative, often feeling aimless.

• Performances are occasionally praised, but cannot salvage the weak storytelling.

• Lacks the depth and nuance to effectively explore its difficult subject matter.

Google audience: Audience reviews suggest a disappointment with the film's slow pace and lack of a clear, satisfying story. While some viewers appreciated the gritty portrayal, many found it too depressing and difficult to connect with.

Director Danielle Lessovitz's debut feature film was initially presented as a work-in-progress at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival as part of the Cinéfondation Residence program.