Matrixston Wow! Such a good movie.

Connianatu How wonderful it is to see this fine actress carry a film and carry it so beautifully.

Salubfoto It's an amazing and heartbreaking story.

Teddie Blake The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

Theo Robertson A middle aged man called Richard visits a prostitute called Naomi . He doesn't want sex and Naomi is unsure what he does want . Richard visits her again and his visits become more and more frequent The only real reason I watched this was because it was a relatively old film from just over ten years ago starring Ray Winstone , an actor who no matter what he appears in always seems to be playing a London geezer called Ray Winstone but the guy is one of the most likable actors in Britain and if he was reading out his shopping list I'd still watch himEVERYTHING is written and directed by Richard Hawkins and this was his debut feature and since then hasn't made another feature . It's hardly surprising because this type of film , a sort of cross between plot less realist cinema and grief porn was and still is churned out by British independent cinema and there's nothing to really set it out from this type of very limited market and has that sort of uncinematic feel that goes with the territory . . In fact in many ways it feels like a slightly more gritty version of EASTENDERS with a couple of characters sitting in a room getting more and more miserable and angry at the world . To be fair both Winstone and Jan Graveson are very good in their roles of Richard and Naomi but apart from that I can barely remember anything about it having just seen it

punishmentpark On the positive side, Ray Winstone and Jan Graveson make a nice 'couple' and deliver lots of interesting scenes. It is filmed in a decent way, except for some strange zooms (mostly in the beginning of the film) that seemed completely unnecessary.And then there's a negative side, as you may have expected. It's usually pretty clear that there has to be some personal drama behind the behaviour of such a nice, f*-ed up man, and one of my guesses turned out to be right; the man's daughter is a prostitute (in real life the actress playing her is Ray Winstone's daughter btw). So, no surprise there, and adding to that there is a lot going on that's going nowhere or feels rather pointless (the other - younger - prostitute and her pimp, a pursuit in the streets, the wife discovering the man's secret visits). I guess it's all supposed to be a little off beat somehow, but this 'construction' didn't work for me - except the aforementioned scenes between Winstone and Graveson, which make for most of 'Everything'.In the end it all feels somewhat inane, but the acting and dialogues got me through quite it easily.

steve-wilcox-2 This is a tense and intelligent film that deals with a difficult subject. It gives a realistic portrayal of a sex workers life as she comes into contact with Richard played by Ray Winstone. He is deeply troubled by something he won't or can't reveal, but he persists regardless of the cost to himself. She can only reply with the manners and behaviours of her trade. A very uneasy alliance develops which refreshingly avoids the usual clichés.Winstone's character's torment is palpable, its all there under the surface. It takes a while for the point of the plot to emerge but its worth the wait. There is a sub-plot however that doesn't quite resolve adequately. Generally dark and claustrophobic in tone it is leavened with earthy humour. A good solid independent film.

Bryan Peacock I really enjoyed this film and the acting was brilliant throughout with some outstanding performances. The storyline is completely original and excels by not allowing the plot to grind to a halt. Ray winstone as always is excellent and proves what a versatile actor he is by playing this role. His daughter's role is executed well and I believe she is destined for better things. Gritty in places and all in all a very good film which deserves to be seen by anyone who likes a drama with some substance behind it. Even though the film is about prostitution this is not portrayed in a gratuitous way so anyone looking for that should go elsewhere. The actress playing the ageing prostitute plays it to amazing effect and her role is kept fresh and you feel like you are sitting in the room with them as the film evolves.