In the delightfully chaotic comedy All of Me, a simple mix-up at a mystical wellness retreat leads to one man's life being hilariously hijacked from the inside. Directed by Joel Holt, who also stars, the film follows the perpetually unlucky Joel Holt as his body becomes the shared residence for the spirited soul of a recently deceased millionaire, played with scene-stealing verve by Brenda Denaut. Now, this mismatched duo must navigate work, romance, and daily life as a single, bickering entity, with Alice Denham adding to the complications as a woman caught in their absurd crossfire. As they struggle for control over everything from wardrobe choices to major life decisions, an unexpected journey of self-discovery—or rather, selves-discovery—begins. This clever and heartwarming farce explores what it truly means to share your life with someone, in the most literal sense imaginable, promising a riotous battle of wills where the only thing more crowded than the plot is the protagonist's own mind.