The 65th Berlin International Film Festival announced more titles of it’s upcoming film festival line-up and Rachel’s upcoming film “Every Thing Will Be Fine” will make it’s world premiere during the festival. The movie will screen out of competition. Writer/director Wim Wenders will receive the Homage 2015 Golden Bear during the festival.

Every Thing Will Be Fine
Germany / Canada / France / Sweden / Norway
By Wim Wenders (PINA, Wings of Desire, The American Friend)
With James Franco, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Rachel McAdams, Marie-Josée Croze
World premiere – Out of competition

THR is reporting that Warner Bros. Germany has the rights to the movie in Germany and Mongrel Media in Canada. HanWay Films is handling international sales at Berlin’s European Film Market. The festival runs from from February 5-15.

The production company Neue Road Movies released the following press release:

Wim Wenders’ new feature film, EVERY THING WILL BE FINE, along with its star cast, will be celebrating its World Premiere in Official Selection of the Berlin International Film Festival 2015 (*out of competition). The director, who has received three Oscar© nominations (BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB; PINA; THE SALT OF THE EARTH), has decided to make another 3D film, after his hit dance film PINA, and explores the development of three-dimensional possibilities of expression for the first time in an intimate family drama.

Starring: James Franco (OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL; SPRING BREAKERS), Charlotte Gainsbourg (I’M NOT THERE; NYMPHOMANIAC), Rachel McAdams (MIDNIGHT IN PARIS; A MOST WANTED MAN), Marie-Josée Croze (THE BARBARIAN INVASIONS; THE DIVING BELL AND THE BUTTERFLY). Producer: Gian-Piero Ringel (Oscar© nomination for PINA), DoP: Benoît Debie, Director of Stereography: Joséphine Derobe, Film score: Alexandre Desplat.

EVERY THING WILL BE FINE is being released in Germany on 2 April 2015, distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures

Based on an original script by Norwegian Bjørn Olaf Johannessen, Wim Wenders tells the story of the author Tomas (James Franco) in EVERY THING WILL BE FINE. One day a car accident transforms his life. Even though he is not directly to blame for this tragedy, it still causes his relationship with his girlfriend to break apart.

Tomas falls into a deep hole. He seeks retreat in his writing and tries to start his own family with a new love. The film looks at Tomas’ attempt to give his life meaning again and recounts his search for forgiveness. It is not time alone that heals wounds but the courage to face up to things and to forgive. Especially oneself.

EVERY THING WILL BE FINE is a production from Neue Road Movies in coproduction with Montauk Productions (Canada), Bac Films (France), Göta Film (Sweden), and MER Film (Norway), financed by Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, Eurimages, Filmförderungsanstalt, Deutscher Filmförderfonds and the Federal Government’s Minister of Culture and Media Affairs. HanWay Films in London handles the world sales. The film was shot at original locations in Montréal and surrounding areas. Warner Bros. Pictures Germany will release EVERY THING WILL BE FINE in German cinemas on 2 April 2015.