Wszystko bedzie dobrze (2007)

User Rating:

7.6/10   

Director:

Tomasz Wiszniewski

Writers:

Robert Brutter (writer)
Rafal Szamburski (writer)

Release Date:

5 October 2007 (Poland)

Genre:

Drama

Plot Keywords:

Dead Father | Sanctuary | Pilgrimage | Teenage Boy | Operation

Awards:

3 wins

Cast

Robert Wieckiewicz	...	Andrzej
Adam Werstak	...	Pawel Kwiatkowski
Beata Kawka	...	Reporter Anna
Izabela Dabrowska	...	Zofia Kwiatkowska
Daniel Makolski	...	Piotr Kwiatkowski
Jaroslaw Gruda	...	Postman Henio
Janusz Chabior	...	Doctor
Janusz Klosinski	...	Priest
Zdzislaw Kuzniar	...	Wladek
Stanislaw Pak
Magdalena Mirek	...	Doctor
Stanislaw Penksyk	...	Adamski
Wieslawa Mazurkiewicz	...	Soltysowa
Lech Dyblik	...	Wiesiu
Dariusz Toczek	...	Priest in hospital

Also Known As:

All Will Be Well (International: English title)
Pawelek (Poland) (working title)

Runtime:

98 min

Country:

Poland

Language:

Polish

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.66 : 1

Certification:

Argentina:13

Filming Locations:

Czestochowa, Poland

Company:

ITI Film Studio

Must See to believe

In the Polish countryside, everything will be OK. At least that's what the title says.

Don't expect it to be so. This film will let you in the lives of young Pawel, his terminally ill mother, his nonexistent father and someone who will change Pawel's and his own life for good... at least, that was the idea.

As in most Polish films, the approach to obscure emotions, is depicted unemotionally and aesthetically mind-blowing. I can't spoil the film by telling you all the twists and turns it takes to immerse you into a wild ride. Buy I can assure you this: you won't be disappointed. It's a story that brutally deals with love, death, faith, alcoholism and pride.

Pawel will surprise you with the way he deals with the blows life throws at him at a very young age. He will reveal the power of faith and will to change things in his own life ad the effect this will spread as a tsunami through others' lives.

This is one of those films I really wouldn't like anyone to spoil. It's so truly original and unpredictable that this only reason would be enough to watch it. If you like the deep soul of Polish cinema (a bit tautological, since the very Polish soul is what makes them tick the way they do) this film will not disappoint... performances are on the edge of perfection; photography is superb, but the story is the one thing you may not forget in a very long time.

Give yourself a full break to watch this film. It will leave you... thinking.