Everything to Me

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Everything to Me

Sep 2025

1h 30m

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Drama

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EVERYTHING TO ME is a sharp, nostalgic coming-of-age comedy set in early-2000s Silicon Valley. Growing up in the shadow of Apple's rise, a precocious girl becomes laser-focused on becoming the next Steve Jobs--complete with a relentless drive for greatness. But when she finally makes it to Stanford, real life proves more complicated than any product launch. As her adulthood sets in, she's forced to rethink what success really means—and maybe even laugh at her younger self along the way.

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Clint Worthington

RogerEbert.com

Sep 5

2/4

It feels like an admirable, if flawed, attempt to filter the universal anxieties of discovering yourself and finding your purpose in adolescence through the eye-catching nostalgia of 2000s Silicon Valley consumerism.

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Todd Jorgenson

Cinemalogue

4d

This nostalgic coming-of-age story taps into angst-ridden adolescence without the broader depth or insight to distinguish itself.

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Avi Offer

NYC Movie Guru

Sep 11

A warm, wise and empowering coming-of-age story with an important message about recognizing your self worth and remaining true to yourself.

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Miyako Pleines

Spectrum Culture

Sep 10

A coming-of-age tale about a tech-obsessed teen falls flat.

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Al Alexander

Movies Thru the Spectrum

Sep 4

B

I bet even an enigmatic genius like Jobs, the titular “everything,” would approve of Lacob’s double-edged ode to his messianic ability to mold humans into flesh-and-blood machines.

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Erica B

Sep 11

Slow moving movie, but allows rime for introspection & laughs, especially for current or former overachievers. A lot of good messages throughout the movie. Well worth watching if you can endure the slow pace.

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Christina W

Oct 25

A must see! The film evokes the era when tech was aspirational, when Apple products were icons. For many who lived through that, the nostalgia is real.

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Sean G

Oct 25

So sweet and funny! A great family movie for a cozy night

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Carson B

Oct 25

Loved it! Great message and cast. Brought me back to the 2000s!

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Chase F

Oct 8

Funny, honest, and surprisingly moving. Everything to Me nails that early-2000s vibe and the pressure so many of us felt to “make it big.” By the end, you can’t help but root for her — and maybe rethink what success means for yourself too.

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Christopher W.

@SPECTRE Sep 16

Witty, creative and funny. A journey down memory lane with a bit of real life experiences. It’s uplifting and peacefully played out from beginning to end.

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EVERYTHING TO ME is a sharp, nostalgic coming-of-age comedy set in early-2000s Silicon Valley. Growing up in the shadow of Apple's rise, a precocious girl becomes laser-focused on becoming the next Steve Jobs--complete with a relentless drive for greatness. But when she finally makes it to Stanford, real life proves more complicated than any product launch. As her adulthood sets in, she's forced to rethink what success really means—and maybe even laugh at her younger self along the way.

Director: Kayci Lacob
Producer: Kayci Lacob, Tom Nunan
Screenwriter: Kayci Lacob
Distributor: Concourse Media
Production Co: Bull's Eye Entertainment, Winding Way Productions, Rebellium Films
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Sep 5, 2025, Limited
Runtime: 1h 30m

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