July’s tender, original movie is a wonderfully uplifting experience.
EMPIRE MAGAZINE

“Me and You and Everyone We Know”...would have to hold up its hand on the kooky-and-quirky front…July is bold in dealing with inchoate sexuality and the borderline between curiosity and abuse, but whenever the tone looks about to darken she swerves away towards light comedy.
THE INDEPENDENT
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July, already a well-known multimedia artist, has managed to condense her varied talents into the feature film format, giving birth to a surprisingly self-assured debut that pits her wild creativity against some beguiling storytelling, delivering a truly unique movie experience
INDIEWIRE
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As per tradition, the fates of July’s characters remain unresolved and she doesn’t pretend to have the answers. But where July stands alone is in her optimism, her ability to find the transcendent in the everyday. Instead of irony, she finds tenderness and humour. Though her characters are filled with doubt, and appear fragile and bumbling, they remain undefeated and their efforts to reach out are brave, heart-wrenching and often hilarious.
THE GUARDIAN
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