Every Thing Will Be Fine (2015)
Overview
One day, driving aimlessly around the outskirts of town after a trivial domestic quarrel, a writer named Tomas accidentally hits and kills a child. Will he be able to move on?
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $12,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $554,953.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 7.679 |
Directed By
Wim Wenders
Crew
Wim Wenders
Bjørn Olaf Johannessen
Alexandre Desplat
Gian-Piero Ringel
Benoît Debie
Toni Froschhammer
Donald Mowat
Frédèric Côté
Oskar Söderlund
Tor Ole Rognaldsen
Frédérique Bolté
Denis Parent
Jessica Ask
Vince Jolivette
Jeremy Thomas
Gabriele Heuser
Lars Leegaard Marøy
Gillian Chandler
Hussain Amarshi
Maria Ekerhovd
Dominic Gaglione D'Amico
Katarina Krave
Stephan Mallmann
Ronald Gilbert
Karl Archambault
Christer Nilson
Olaf Grunert
Sophie Lefebvre
Sean Dwyer
Peter Hermann
Erwin M. Schmidt
Emmanuel Frechette
Dominik Bollen
Josée Arsenault
Lawrence McEvoy
Karine P. Labelle
Thomas Parkinson
Mathieu Robinet
Andreas Schreitmüller
Sebastian Soukup
Mireille Piché
TOP CAST
James Franco
Tomas Eldan
Rachel McAdams
Sara
Charlotte Gainsbourg
Kate
Peter Stormare
Editor
Patrick Bauchau
Dad
Julia Sarah Stone
Mina
Lilah Fitzgerald
Young Mina
Robert Naylor
Christopher
Jack Fulton
Christopher 5-8 yrs old
Céline Bonnier
Police Officer
Peter Miller
Fisherman
Martin Sims
Policeman
Anne-Sophie Bozon
Nurse F. Simard
Philippe Vanasse-Paquet
Christopher (12 yrs old)
Jessy Gagnon
Mina 3 yrs old
Diane Arson
Clarissa (uncredited)
Rachelle Bergeron
Concert attendee (uncredited)
Benoit Priest
Circus Cook (uncredited)
Nathaly Thibault
Mother with children (Amusement Park) (uncredited)
Gilbert Wahiakeron
Ice Fishing Man #2
Claude Chamberlain
Ice Fishing Man #3
Mary Katherine Harvey
Social Worker Woman
Jane Wheeler
Woman in Park
Renaud Labelle
Dark Haired Boy
Patrick Watson
Musician on Stage: lead vocals / piano
Annie Gadbois
Musician on Stage: cello
Ligia Paquin
Musician on Stage: alto
Emilie Rabaroana
Musician on Stage: violin
Mélanie Vaugeois
Musician on Stage: violin
Joseph Grass
Musician on Stage: steel guitar
Robbie Kuster
Musician on Stage: drums
Alex Martel
Policeman #2
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