All We Got 2021
"Peace needs all the pieces."
After eight years away, Kristin Baker steps back into her childhood home and straight into the storm of grief that has been brewing among her siblings since their mother's passing.
Director: Andre Hopson
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is All We Got (2021) about?
After eight years away, Kristin returns home to her siblings following their mother's death, only to find the grief they've all been carrying alone. As old wounds reopen, the siblings must confront the distance that's grown between them while trying to hold on to each other.
Who directed All We Got?
Andre Hopson directed All We Got (2021). Hopson crafts an atmosphere of quiet intensity, grounding the family's emotional journey in realism.
Who stars in All We Got?
The film stars Natascha Adams, Aleshia Price, P.J. Barnes, Keith Welborn, and Debra Jackson, with Ole Goode rounding out the ensemble.
Is All We Got (2021) worth watching?
All We Got offers a thoughtful, understated exploration of family and loss, best suited for viewers who appreciate character-driven dramas over plot twists. While it doesn't aim for blockbuster moments, its authenticity and emotional weight make it a solid choice for fans of intimate storytelling.
How long is All We Got?
All We Got runs for 101 minutes, a runtime that allows the story to breathe without overstaying its welcome.
About All We Got (2021) — A family unravels after loss in this intimate drama
After eight years away, Kristin Baker steps back into her childhood home and straight into the storm of grief that has been brewing among her siblings since their mother's passing.
Andre Hopson's intimate drama All We Got (2021) wraps you in the quiet ache of loss and the fragile threads that hold a family together long after the funeral has ended. With a story rooted in raw emotion and everyday resilience, the film draws you close to Natascha Adams and Aleshia Price as they navigate the unspoken roles thrust upon them, while P.J. Barnes and Keith Welborn bring steady presence to the growing fractures. Set against the familiar yet charged backdrop of home, All We Got paints a portrait of grief that lingers like the scent of rain on dry earth—uncomfortable, inevitable, and beautifully human.