All You've Got (2006)

Three privileged female volleyball players transfer to the barrio high school of rivals when their private campus burns down.

Director:

Neema Barnette

Writer:

Karol Ann Hoeffner (as K.A. Hoeffner)

Stars:

Adrienne Houghton, Sarah Wright, Ciara

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Adrienne Houghton	...	Gabby Espinoza (as Adrienne Bailon)
Sarah Wright	...	Lauren McDonald (as Sarah Mason)
Ciara	...	Becca Watley (as Ciara Harris)
Jennifer Peña	...	Lettie
Taylor Cole	...	Kaitlan
Jackée Harry	...	Butt Short Salesman
Daniella Alonso	...	Rada Kincaid
Laila Ali	...	Heather Philips
T-Bone	...	Announcer
Barbara Niven	...	Peggy McDonald
Faizon Love	...	Coach Harlan
Doug Savant	...	Sam McDonald
Eduardo Yáñez	...	Javier Espinoza
George Rodriguez	...	Assistant Volleyball Coach
Brendan Kirsch	...	Head Coach

Storyline

Three privileged female volleyball players transfer to the barrio high school of rivals when their private campus burns down.

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Plot Keywords:

volleyball | high school | volleyball movie | title directed by female | 

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Taglines:

In life, some lines need to be crossed.

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Genres:

Drama | Sport

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated PG-13 for some drug content and language

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

20 May 2006 (USA)

Also Known As:

Rumble

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

MTV Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

95 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The director, Neema Barnette, was signed on to the film just days before production began.

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Goofs

In the last game, Laura serves the ball, but the next play she is in the front row again. This would have required her team to rotate 3 spots and, assuming no additional points were scored other than side outs, each team should have gained 3 points, which they didn't.

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Quotes

Coach Harlan: [after separating the girls from their fight] What is this, gangster volleyball?

User Reviews

Realistic...Humorous...And just plain good!

When I first viewed this movie I was completely amazed by it. It gave me a sense of realness and I must say it quite funny. Ciara's acting skills I thought were outstanding, seeing as it was her first movie, and she's had no acting training whatsoever. I also think that Adrienne Bailon did a stupendous job on this film. In the scene where her father died in the fire was completely remarkable. Her actions were right on point, and she even let out a tear or few. Not everyone can pull that off, I know I couldn't. The plot was fairly clever, indeed, transferring schools--brilliant! In this film everyone can take some sort of message from, whether good or bad, it's impossible not to take a message from it. It's a story about life, confidence, and friendship and believe me if you haven't seen it then I suggest you do.