Everybody's Fine

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Everybody's Fine

PG-13

1990

1h 52m

Comedy

Drama

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9 Reviews

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Sicilian opera lover Matteo Scuro (Marcello Mastroianni) is a retired bureaucrat who wants to have a family reunion. When most of his adult children (Valeria Cavalli, Marino Cenna, Norma Martelli, Roberto Nobile) cancel their trip to Sicily, Matteo decides to take the train to them. On each visit to a different part of Italy, he learns about the lies that his family has been telling him, including a significant one about his missing son, Alvaro (Salvatore Cascio).

Vincent Canby

New York Times

05/20/2003

Mr. Mastroianni, that icon of the Italian cinema, is less bad than dim.

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Rita Kempley

Washington Post

01/01/2000

Rich with meaning, this warmly acted and crafted film tells us that we can't live without lying to ourselves a little bit, especially if we must outlive our dreams.

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Kathleen Maher

Austin Chronicle

01/01/2000

3/5

This is a sweetly sad movie that doesn't really give the old man a break, but it kindly allows him his faults.

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Rene Jordan

El Nuevo Herald (Miami)

01/26/2023

[Giuseppe Tornatore]'s new film is very long and suffers from serious structural issues. [Full review in Spanish]

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Harriet Waugh

The Spectator

07/19/2018

I had great hopes that the film was going to develop into a thriller, but it was not to be.

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Emanuel Levy

EmanuelLevy.Com

07/18/2005

3/5

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08/30/2018

A great masterpiece of Tornatore.

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11/27/2016

I appreciated Mastroianni's performance, but overall the movie was boring.

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08/11/2016

Tornatore is certainly a master film-maker. Mastroianni is an excellent film performer. Together they provide what is a triumph not only for Italian cinema but for film as an art form.

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02/22/2016

Storytelling at its very finest, "Stanno Tutti Bene" is a masterpiece of writing and acting and will leave you with that kind of bitter taste that only italian dramatic movies are able to give.

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01/29/2016

So intense, so dramatic, so touching. Tornatore definitely knows hot to touch the right chords of the viewer.

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06/02/2015

Un ritratto melanconico di un'Italia fatta di apparenze e situazioni familiari in disgregazione. Molto appassionante e di impatto il finale con Mastroianni che dorme in stazione e rivede i propri figli da bambini che gli raccontano la verità.

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Synopsis

Sicilian opera lover Matteo Scuro (Marcello Mastroianni) is a retired bureaucrat who wants to have a family reunion. When most of his adult children (Valeria Cavalli, Marino Cenna, Norma Martelli, Roberto Nobile) cancel their trip to Sicily, Matteo decides to take the train to them. On each visit to a different part of Italy, he learns about the lies that his family has been telling him, including a significant one about his missing son, Alvaro (Salvatore Cascio).

Director: Giuseppe Tornatore
Producer: Angelo Rizzoli
Production Co: Silvio Berlusconi Communications
Rating: PG-13
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Original Language: English
Box Office (Gross USA): $18.4K
Runtime: 1h 52m
Sound Mix: Surround