Documentary
Directors: Helena Maksyom, Adrian Pirvu
Country: Romania, Ukraine
Language: English, Romanian, Ukrainian
Length: 82 Minutes
Also known as: Totul nu va fi bine (Original title – Romania)
Synopsis: Adrian was born in the year of the Chernobyl accident and his mother always believed that his glaucoma and partial blindness were caused by her visit to Ukraine while she was six months pregnant. Adrian is almost thirty – lonely and without a purpose. After his mother reveals the story of his birth, he decides to go to Ukraine to make a film about people affected by Chernobyl and find a way to feel better about himself. In Kyiv, he meets Helena who grew up in Ukraine with the consequences of the disaster. They become friends and Adrian discovers that Helena is dealing with chronic pain and needs to constantly maintain her health. After she quits her job and gets complicated back surgery they become partners in making the film Traveling together they find people who are dealing with the effects of what happened in 1986, but as they discover the scale of Chernobyl’s impact on a new generation, their health problems catch up with them and they have to divert their plans. For almost five years, they try to find out if they can be together. (Source: Deckert Distribution)
Further Information:
Everything Will Not Be Fine at IMDB
