Every Thing Will Be Fine explores the aftermath of a tragic accident that affects both sides, the "victimizer" (James Franco as Tomas) and the mother of the victim (Charlotte Gainsbourg as Kate). The movie's power lies in its realism, as it narrates their attempts at finding relief which run parallel (good job in the editing department) at first but eventually lead to their interaction, the most interesting and emotional part of the movie. After that it loses momentum, the constant moving forward in time didn't help, not to mention it took some weird turns towards the end.
Camera makes the most out of Canada, both the wintery setting during the first part and then the gorgeous green landscapes.
Camera makes the most out of Canada, both the wintery setting during the first part and then the gorgeous green landscapes.