All That I Am
2020 • 78’ • Norway
As a child, Emilie was sexually abused by her stepfather. At 12, she reported him and he was convicted. After five years in foster homes, Emilie, now 18, returns home to her mother and step-siblings. Fragility of the new reality is palpable. This is a story of an extraordinarily courageous young woman on a path to recovery.
Director:
Tone Grøttjord Glenne
Producer:
Anita Rehoff Larsen
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Jury Prize Winner
– Bergamo Film Meeting 2021HotDocs 2020 [World Premiere] - In Competition
Human International Documentary Film Oslo 2020
Shanghai International Film Festival 2020
Nordisk Panorama 2020
Film Festival Women's World 2020
Human Rights Human Wrongs 2021
Movies That Matter 2021
CPH:DOX 2021
Millenium Against Gravity 2021
Verzió International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival 2021
IDFF HumanDOC 2021 -
“Impactful.” — POV Magazine
“Distinctive and insightful.”
— The Moveable Fest
Filmmaker’s Biography
Tone Grøttjord-Glenne founded documentary production house Sant & Usant in 2006. She has since then produced documentary films for a national and international audience, with titles such as BRAVEHEARTS, WHEN THE BOYS RETURN, I AM KUBA, MAIKO: DANCING CHILD and 69 MINUTES OF 86 DAYS. She also serves as executive producer on GUNDA alongside Joaquin Phoenix. In 2010 she participated in EURODOC. Tone has a background working as a director, and she has a master in directing documentary from the UK’s NFTS. In 2020 she makes her comeback as a director with two new documentaries: the theatrical feature ALL THAT I AM, as well as Norway’s first Netflix Original, SISTERS ON TRACK (working title), which she is co-directing with Corinne van der Borch.
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