The high definition screencaptures of “Every Thing Will Be Fine” have been added in our gallery. The movie was released last year in selected theaters and on Video On Demand in the U.S. last year. We managed to get our own digital HD copy and we made screencaptures. The movie was selected for the Berlinale and Toronto Film Festival last year before IFC Films picked up the distributors rights in the U.S. The movie is currently available on Blu-Ray/DVD in various European countries, including in Germany and France. It is directed by Wim Wenders with a screenplay by Bjørn Olaf Johannessen. Rachel co-stars alongside James Franco, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Marie-Josée Croze and Robert Naylor.
We would like to remind everyone that “Every Thing Will Be Fine” is playing in selected theaters in the U.S. starting today. The movie premiered earlier this year at the Berlinale Film Festival and was also selected for the Toronto International Film Festival. The movie is also available on Video On Demand platforms, including on Itunes. Be sure to head over to GoWatchThis.com to find your preferred platform. The movie is directed by Wim Wenders and is Rachel’s first 3D movie. She co-stars alongside James Franco, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Marie-Josée Croze and Rob Naylor.
This searing drama charts the emotional odyssey of a struggling novelist (James Franco) whose life is turned upside down one wintry night when following a fatal car accident. The incident sets him on a soul-searching, decades-long journey towards redemption, a quest that profoundly touches the lives of both his girlfriend (Rachel McAdams) and the accident victim’s mother (Charlotte Gainsbourg).
The U.S. poster featuring Rachel’s co-star James Franco has been added in our gallery.
IFC Films released the first official US trailer for “Every Thing Will Be Fine“. IFC Films will release the movie on December 4, 2015 in the U.S. The movie premiered at Berlinale earlier this year. The movie was selected for various film festival this year, including the Toronto International Film Festival. We have added the trailer in our video archive.
After taking 3D to dazzling new heights in Pina, legendary director Wim Wenders (Paris, Texas; Wings of Desire) continues to push the technology in bold new directions. This searing drama charts the emotional odyssey of a struggling novelist (James Franco) whose life is turned upside down one wintry night when following a fatal car accident. The incident sets him on a soul-searching, decades-long journey towards redemption, a quest that profoundly touches the lives of both his girlfriend (Rachel McAdams) and the accident victim’s mother (Charlotte Gainsbourg). In his triumphant return to narrative filmmaking, Wenders makes innovative, often breathtaking use of 3D to draw viewers ever deeper into the film’s gripping emotional vortex.
The Montreal based 44th Festival du nouveau cinéma (FNC) has announced it’s line-up and “Every Thing Will Be Fine” is part of their Special Presentations programme. The movie had it’s world premiere earlier this year during the Berlin Film Festival and screened this month during the Toronto International Film Festival. The FNC screening will take place on October 16.
GERMANY, CANADA | 118 MINUTES | 2014
Struggling with a bad case of writer’s block and unnerved by a fight with his girlfriend, the young writer Tomas Eldan heads out for a drive in the snow. On the outskirts of town, he loses control of his car, hitting and killing young Nicholas out walking with his brother. Years later, still wracked with guilt and feeling that his life is falling apart, Tomas is finally visited by literary success. It’s a real redemption for him, but a wake-up call for others who are determined not to let Tomas forget his past. After a brief stint with documentary (Pina, The Salt of the Earth), Wim Wenders returns to fiction, guided by the ultra expressive laws of his new obsession: an uberrealistic use of 3D. Shot mostly in Montreal and starring James Franco, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Rachel McAdams and Marie-Josée Croze, Every Thing Will Be Fine screened out of competition at the Berlin International Film Festival. Don’t miss this spellbinding tragedy with art direction inspired by the shadowy yet luminous paintings of Andrew Wyeth and transported by Alexandre Desplat’s hypnotic score
The festival runs from October 7-18 and for more information be sure to head over to the official website. IFC Film picked up the U.S. distribution rights and the movie will be released on December 4, 2015.
Rachel attended the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival premiere/photocall of “Every Thing Will Be Fine” earlier today, before the first public screening, alongside her co-stars Julia Sarah Stone and Robert Naylor and director Wim Wenders. We have added the first batch with high quality images in our gallery but we expect more additions later on. Rachel looked absolutely stunning wearing a little black dress by Cushnie et Ochs (Fall 2015 collection).
Rachel is expected to attend tomorrow’s Jason Reitman’s Live Read Of “The Princess Bride” and is also expected to attend Monday’s premiere of “Spotlight” at the festival.
The Wrap just broke the story that “Every Thing Will Be Fine” has found a distributor in the U.S.A. IFC Films picked up the rights and will release the movie on December 4, 2015.
IFC Films announced today that the company is acquiring U.S. rights to Wim Wenders‘ Every Thing Will Be Fine. Wim Wenders‘ film, with a screenplay by Bjørn Olaf Johannessen, stars James Franco, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Rachel McAdams, Marie-Josée Croze, Robert Naylor, Patrick Bauchau and Peter Stormare.
Every Thing Will Be Fine was produced by Gian-Piero Ringel and executive produced by Jeremy Thomas, Hussain Amarshi, Erwin M. Schmidt and Vince Jolivette.
The film will make its North American Premiere at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival in the Masters section. IFC Films will release the film on December 4, 2015.
In this 3D drama, a tragic car accident links the lives of a struggling writer (Franco), his long-suffering girlfriend (McAdams), a grieving mother (Gainsbourg) and a publisher (Croze).
“We are thrilled to once more be working with Wim Wenders – a legendary filmmaker who brings great sensitivity to all his work. In Every Thing Will Be Fine, he delivers a compelling and beautifully shot examination of grief,” says Jonathan Sehring, President of Sundance Selects/IFC Films. Sundance Selects/IFC Films previously released two of Wenders’ past films including Pina (2011) and Land Of Plenty (2004).
The deal for the film was negotiated by Arianna Bocco, SVP of Acquisitions and Productions for Sundance Selects/IFC Films, with HanWay Films on behalf of the filmmakers.
The Toronto International Film Festival announced this year’s schedule earlier today. Both “Every Thing Will Be Fine” and “Spotlight” are selected for the festival. The festival runs from September 10-20 and Rachel is “expected to attend” according to the official press release. For more information about the tickets and festival be sure to head over to the official website.
Every Thing Will Be Fine | North American Premiere | Masters
September 10 – 2:45 PM – Scotiabank Theatre [Press & Industry]
September 11 – 7:30 PM – TIFF Bell Lightbox
September 13 – 9:45 AM – TIFF Bell Lightbox
Spotlight | International Premiere | Special Presentation
September 14 – 9:00 AM – Princess of Wales [Press & Industry]
September 14 – 6:00 PM – Princess of Wales [Premium]
September 15 – 11:30 AM – Elgin/Winter Garden Theatres
September 17 – 9:00 AM – Scotiabank Theatre [Press & Industry]
The programmer’s note for both movies were also published, which you can find after the jump. “Spotlight” will have it’s world premiere during the Venice Film Festival next week on September 3rd. Wim Wenders’ “Every Thing Will Be Fine” premiered earlier this year during the Berlin Film Festival.
Mongrel Media released the first Canadian trailer for Wim Wenders’ “Every Thing Will Be Fine“. It’s the same trailer as the previously released German one, but this time it’s not dubbed. The movie premiered earlier this year during the Berlin Film Festival and will have it’s North America premiere during the Toronto International Film Festival in September. We have added the trailer in our video archive and we previously added the HD screencaptures in our gallery.
A tragic car accident links the lives of a struggling writer (James Franco), his long-suffering girlfriend (Rachel McAdams), a grieving mother (Charlotte Gainsbourg) and a publisher’s assistant (Marie-Josée Croze), in this intricate and beautifully shot 3D drama from master director Wim Wenders (Pina).
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Rachel is featured on Daniel Romano’s song “Toulouse”, which is featured on Romano’s album “Mosey”. It was announced last year that they also filmed a music video that will feature Rachel. (Official | Twitter)
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