# Walk All over Me
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{{Infobox film
| name = Walk All Over Me
| image = Walk all over me poster.png
| alt =
| caption = Canadian theatrical release poster
| director = [Robert Cuffley](/source/Robert_Cuffley)
| producer = [Carolyn McMaster](/source/Carolyn_McMaster)
| writer = Robert Cuffley
Jason Long
| starring = {{Plainlist|
*[Leelee Sobieski](/source/Leelee_Sobieski)
*[Tricia Helfer](/source/Tricia_Helfer)
*[Lothaire Bluteau](/source/Lothaire_Bluteau)
*[Michael Eklund](/source/Michael_Eklund)
*[Michael Adamthwaite](/source/Michael_Adamthwaite)
*[Jacob Tierney](/source/Jacob_Tierney)
*Ross McMillan
}}
| music = Mike Shields
| cinematography = [Norayr Kasper](/source/Norayr_Kasper)
| editing = Ken Filewych
| studio = CHAOS a film company
| distributor =
| released = {{Film date|2007|09|11|Toronto International Film Festival}}
| runtime = 98 minutes
| country = Canada
| language = English
| budget =
| gross =
}}
'''''Walk All over Me''''' is a 2007 Canadian film written by [Robert Cuffley](/source/Robert_Cuffley) and Jason Long. The film stars [Leelee Sobieski](/source/Leelee_Sobieski) as "Alberta", a small-town girl who assumes the false identity of her former [babysitter](/source/babysitter) and current [dominatrix](/source/dominatrix) roommate "Celene", played by [Tricia Helfer](/source/Tricia_Helfer). [Lothaire Bluteau](/source/Lothaire_Bluteau), [Michael Eklund](/source/Michael_Eklund), [Michael Adamthwaite](/source/Michael_Adamthwaite), and [Jacob Tierney](/source/Jacob_Tierney) also star in the film. It was directed by Cuffley and produced by [Carolyn McMaster](/source/Carolyn_McMaster).
''Walk All over Me'' premiere at the [2007 Toronto International Film Festival](/source/2007_Toronto_International_Film_Festival), where it was bought by [The Weinstein Company](/source/The_Weinstein_Company).
==Synopsis==
Alberta leaves her small hometown to move to the city, and she moves in with her former [babysitter](/source/babysitter), Celene, who wears thigh high boots and is now a [professional dominatrix](/source/professional_dominatrix). Out of money, Alberta decides to impersonate her roommate's identity, lured by the $300 per hour pay rate. While working with her first client, Paul, three men, Rene, Isaac, and Aaron, break into the house, believing that Paul stole half a million dollars from Rene's club. Paul defends himself, saying that whatever money he has, he had won at the casino. They overenthusiastically interrogate Paul and he is knocked unconscious; meanwhile, Alberta flees the scene, grabbing Paul's money on her way out, which leads the robbers to believe that she is involved with the theft as well.
Alberta eventually comes clean to Celine, but is found by Rene who tries to kidnap Alberta, only to get into a losing fight with Celine. She brings him to a sub's house and leaves to check on Paul at Alberta's insistence, dressed in a nurse costume. She tries to escape with him while Isaac is lured to a mall by Alberta, but Aaron gets suspicious and ties both a wakened Paul and Celine to separate radiators, waiting for Isaac or Renee to come back to figure things out.
Meanwhile, Alberta tries to dominate Isaac in the food court, where things don't go quite as planned and he eventually pulls a gun on a store security officer, and is tackled by the security team and police arrive to take him to jail, while Alberta takes his car and glasses and goes looking for Celine. At Paul's house, she crashes into a fence which dislodges the back bumper and reveals that Isaac was the real thief. Alberta goes in to confront Rene and Aaron and reveals to both that Isaac was the real thief, and as the situation resolves, Paul asks Alberta to go out on a real date with him, to which she says yes after he begs. Going back for the car, they find out that the neighbors are already helping to fix the fence, and that they won't get away with the stolen money after all.
Alberta and Celine go to a coffee shop where Alberta tries to make amends by giving Celine some of the money she grabbed before going into Paul's house, and they make up.
[[Image:CIFF Gala 2007-09-22 1.jpg|thumb|Left to right: [Lothaire Bluteau](/source/Lothaire_Bluteau), [Carolyn McMaster](/source/Carolyn_McMaster), [Jacob Tierney](/source/Jacob_Tierney), [Michael Eklund](/source/Michael_Eklund), [Robert Cuffley](/source/Robert_Cuffley), and [Tricia Helfer](/source/Tricia_Helfer) ([CIFF](/source/Calgary_International_Film_Festival) 2007)]]
==Cast==
*[Leelee Sobieski](/source/Leelee_Sobieski) as Alberta, a small town girl
*[Tricia Helfer](/source/Tricia_Helfer) as Celene, former babysitter of Alberta, and professional dominatrix
*[Lothaire Bluteau](/source/Lothaire_Bluteau) as Rene, club owner who believes Paul hides money from him
*[Jacob Tierney](/source/Jacob_Tierney) as Paul, newcomer to Vancouver
*[Michael Eklund](/source/Michael_Eklund) as Aaron, an ex-convict and brother of Isaac
*[Michael Adamthwaite](/source/Michael_Adamthwaite) as Isaac, brother of Aaron, and works for Rene
*Ross McMillan as Spencer, regular [slave](/source/slave_(BDSM)) of Celene
==Production==
While the film is set in [Vancouver](/source/Vancouver), principal filming was actually done in [Manitoba](/source/Manitoba).["Don't Walk All over Leelee", ''[News of the World](/source/News_of_the_World) Sunday Magazine'', February 3, 2008, p28.]
==Reception==
===Reviews===
On the review aggregator [Rotten Tomatoes](/source/Rotten_Tomatoes), the film has a 40% approval rating, based on five reviews.[{{Cite web|url=http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1194274-walk_all_over_me/|title=Walk All over Me|website=[Rotten Tomatoes](/source/Rotten_Tomatoes)}}]
===Awards===
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:95%;" ;
! colspan="5" style="background: LightSteelBlue;" | Awards
|-
! Award
! Year
! Category
! Name
! Outcome
|-
|[AMPIA Awards](/source/AMPIA_Awards)
|2008
|Best Feature Film
|[Carolyn McMaster](/source/Carolyn_McMaster)
|{{won}}
|-
|rowspan="3"|[Leo Awards](/source/Leo_Awards)
|rowspan="3"|2008
|Best Supporting Performance by a Male in a Feature Length Drama
|[Michael Eklund](/source/Michael_Eklund)
|{{won}}
|-
|Best Lead Performance by a Female in a Feature Length Drama
|[Tricia Helfer](/source/Tricia_Helfer)
|{{nom}}
|-
|Best Supporting Performance by a Male in a Feature Length Drama
|[Michael Adamthwaite](/source/Michael_Adamthwaite)
|{{nom}}
|}
==References==
{{Reflist}}
== External links ==
* {{IMDb title|0907680|Walk All over Me}}
{{Commons|Walk All Over Me}}
Category:2007 films
Category:2007 drama films
Category:Canadian drama films
Category:English-language Canadian films
Category:BDSM in films
Category:Films directed by Robert Cuffley
Category:2007 English-language films
Category:2007 Canadian films
Category:English-language drama films
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