ALL WE GOT

Cinemavixion Review

André L. Hopson's "All We Got" presents a poignant narrative centered on Kristin Baker's return to her family home following her mother's death. Eight years after her departure, Kristin finds herself confronting the very reasons she left, as her relationships with her siblings are tested. The film's premise deepens when the family inherits their uncle's old bar, forcing the estranged siblings to reconcile their differences and potentially collaborate. While the external data suggests a drama, the core themes of familial obligation, unresolved conflict, and the possibility of redemption resonate strongly, making "All We Got" a compelling exploration of what it means to go home again.