‘All That She Wants’ Review: Annie Murphy And Cooper Raiff In Smart, Fun Romcom Where Gen Z And Millennial Meet Cute In Bed -Toronto Film Festival
All That She Wants is one of those cutesy titles that I can never quite remember right after seeing a movie. The good news is this one is refreshingly smart and funny with actors you would like to see get together despite their age difference. Plus this film, which had its World Premiere Sunday night […]
Annie Murphy stars in the romantic comedy "All That She Wants," alongside Cooper Raiff. The film, which had its World Premiere at the Toronto Film Festival, tells the story of Emma, a 30-something professional dancer played by Murphy, who is ready for motherhood but not a relationship. According to Variety, Emma's age is specifically mentioned as being in her early thirties.
The movie, directed by Scarlett Bermingham and Andrew Rhymer, explores themes of generational disconnect and real chemistry. It also stars Zosia Mamet and Christine Baranski. Deadline describes the film as "refreshingly smart and funny," with Variety noting that it offers a modern take on the age-gap romance genre.
The film's plot revolves around Emma and Raiff's character, with IndieWire describing it as a "warm rom-com about... hard choices." The Hollywood Reporter notes that this is Murphy's first feature film role, following her success in "Schitt's Creek."
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