All Is Well

Name: All Is Well
Genre: Drama
Released: June 6, 2019
Duration: 90 min
Rating: 80
Cast: Aenne Schwarz, Andreas Döhler, Annika Blendl, Dagny Dewath, Doris Buchrucker

2019

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Netflix | Release Date (Streaming): June 6, 2019 | TV-MA

Starring: Aenne Schwarz, Andreas Döhler, Annika Blendl, Dagny Dewath, Doris Buchrucker, Hans Löw, Lina Wendel, Lisa Hagmeister, Thomas Gräßle, Tilo Nest

Summary: Janne's new boss's brother-in-law slept with her against her will. She conceals the incident and continues her way of life as usual. But her silence has consequences, not only for the love that she feels for her friend Piet.

Director: Eva Trobisch

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: TV-MA

Runtime: 90 min

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Wendy Ide

Jun 6, 2019

This highly accomplished first feature from Eva Trobisch finds nuance and complexity in a subject which tends to lend itself to extreme depictions; it’s an arresting and candid portrait of a woman whose weakness is her refusal to see herself as a victim. Read full review

Guy Lodge

Jun 6, 2019

A fascinating flip on themes contentiously raised in Paul Verhoeven’s “Elle,” underpinned by a breakout performance of raw candor by Aenne Schwarz, this is grown-up filmmaking of sharp, subtle daring. Read full review

The Film Stage Rory O'Connor

Jun 3, 2019

Trobisch’s screenplay hits all of the nightmarish beats you would expect it to ... but they never feel too forced or unearned. Read full review

Boyd van Hoeij

Jun 6, 2019

As the story grows increasingly bleak, it feels not only increasingly depressing but also more miserably authentic. Read full review

Movie Nation Roger Moore

Jul 23, 2019

All is Well/Alles ist gut feels real, lived in and endured. And that, in the end, is its message, the no-going-back horror of realizing that life has changed and justice may never come your way and nothing you say or don’t say will fix that. Read full review

Scott Tobias

Jun 6, 2019

Trobisch has made a drama of tragic accommodation — limited not to one woman’s sexual assault, but to the everyday interactions that all women must navigate carefully. Read full review

Noel Murray

Jun 20, 2019

It has a cumulative power, as Trobisch focuses on the small details, looking closely at a woman who doesn’t want to be defined by the thoughtlessly inhumane thing someone else chose to do. Read full review

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Jul 22, 2019

"Alles Ist Gut" é um filme sobre como até mesmo a mentalidade mais forte pode ser gradualmente desgastada à medida que o trauma de tal memória se agiganta. É um estudo de personagem que vai deixar os fãs de Dostoievski anestesiados.

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