"All Yours" begins with some pretty graphic sex scenes, which seems to be our lead Lucas advertising his goods. Nahuel Biscayart is Lucas, a hustler, willing to go where the customer wants. He moves in with a quirky, roly poly baker "Henry" (Jean-Michel Balthazar), but it's a rocky start. As expected, Lucas is a sketchy character, and plays the typical games with his friend/keeper/client/boyfriend. They speak a fun mix of English and french, which works fine if you speak some french. It's certainly a study of human relationships... as well as one long health code violation. The story takes a turn when Lucas starts dating Audrey, who also works in the bakery. He wants it all -- his only income is from doing what hustlers do best, so he's still doing "that"... for the money. Gets pretty serious in the last 30 minutes. Good story development, good acting. No plot holes. enjoyable, overall. Written and directed by David Lambert; not much info about him anywhere. Showing on netflix.
