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Everything Will be Fine
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Jacob Falk
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Ali
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Özlem Saglanmak | ... |
Mira
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Finsen
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Nicolas Bro | ... |
Håkon
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Dulfikar Al-Jabouri | ... |
Torturoffer
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Muhammed Tehaibech | ... |
Torturoffer
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Rasmus Botoft | ... |
Mads Larsen
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Stig Elkjær Nielsen | ... |
Fe-Mand
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Viktor Melnikov | ... |
Ung mand
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Daniel William Nielsen | ... |
Vagt på DR
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Siri
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Manuel Alberto Claro | ... |
Manuel
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A writer-director known for becoming obsessed with his own stories, Jacob Falk stumbles upon photographs of prisoners of war being tortured by Danish soldiers. Suspecting a political conspiracy, Falk falls into a frenetic chase to reveal the mystery behind the photos which leads him to discover a truth more disturbing than he imagined. Written by Anonymous
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28 January 2010 (Denmark) See more »Also Known As:
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A script writer is involved in a hit and run incident and instead of staying at the scene to wait for help, the victim tells him to take his backpack and get out of there. Inside are photos of Danish soldiers torturing what I assume are Iraqis. A mystery and suspense thriller ensue with government agents, shadowy figures the protagonist cannot be sure he can trust, relationship problems, work stress, possible mental illness, and one of the worst endings imaginable. The film had to end some way and this one lands with a loud thud. Everything will be Fine was at last year's Cannes Film Festival and currently has no U.S. release date; good, it would not make very much money here. If crowds want to spend their money on crap, they go see the latest action or animated film. Lackluster mysteries usually fall through the cracks.