All My Life (2020)
Genre: Drama / Romance
Duration: 93 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Marc Meyers
Stars: Jessica Rothe, Harry Shum Jr. and Ever Carradine
IMDb score:
6,3 (6.565)
Releasedate: 23 October 2020
All My Life plot
"Based on a true love story."
Jenn Carter and Sol Chau are a charming and lively couple who just got engaged. Everything seems to be going well until Sol is diagnosed with liver cancer and is in the terminal phase. Their dreams for the future and plans to get married in the summer are shattered. In a race against time, their family and friends set up a fundraising campaign to organize a wedding in two weeks. To their surprise, they receive heartwarming responses from people around the world, who want to show their support with their generous donations. This makes their bond even stronger and they realize that true love knows no bounds.
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Actors and actresses
Jennifer Carter
Solomon Chau
Peter Ohl
Amanda Fletcher
Gigi
Megan Denhoff
Reviews & comments
mrklm
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- 10117 messages
- 9247 votes
Jenn [Jenny Roth] and Sol [Hary Shum Jr.] really do have everything they could wish for, and they look like models too! The world is smiling on them (a little too emphatically), so it's a shame that Sol soon turns out to be seriously ill. At no point does it seem that this young couple has any idea of a frugal existence, let alone poverty, but it turns out that crowdfunding is needed to give these spoiled kids their dream wedding.
The story is unbearably sentimental and should have made for a terrible film, but Roth and Sum are a nice couple and screenwriter Todd Rosenburg adds a pleasant, self-deprecating humor that makes you sympathize with this tragic couple. Until that terrible final scene.
BBarbie
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- 12893 messages
- 7675 votes
Despite the tragic ending, I have a good feeling about this drama, which mainly emphasizes romance and manages to avoid sentimental pitfalls. The positive atmosphere – mainly thanks to the contribution of Jessica Rothe – makes the film less painful than you would expect beforehand.
nachtvlinder
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- 501 messages
- 450 votes
For a cinema it has too little depth I think.... Beautiful story, beautifully played... But the tragic scenes are almost all left out... it is now mainly romantic, almost too sweet, too happy.... How are things with work, study, finances, housing, relationships, do those relationships have no problems? No differences of opinion etc.....
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