All My Love

The three siblings Stefan, Julia and Tobias live a comfortable middle-class life. On the surface, they're doing a great job, but all three are increasingly aware that there's a gap in their lives, that something isn't right, and that something has to change. 41-year-old Stefan is a successful pilot and a real lady; so far he has lived the life of a carefree hedonist. But suddenly his health fails; and a chance encounter with Vicky, his daughter from an earlier affair, throws him off course. Julia, 44, was on vacation in Italy with her husband when she began caring for a street dog that was hit by a car. Suddenly, the pain of her son's death caught up with her. Tobias, 34, is married to a professional woman. He had been caring for their three children and couldn't seem to finish school; now his siblings decided he should also care for their ailing father. Edward Berger's film depicts three people searching for happiness and inner peace. As a result of these three concentrated character studies, an image emerges of an insecure generation in a rapidly changing world. The three siblings Stefan, Julia