The documentary “Everything Will not Be Fine” will have the world premiere at TIFF

     The 19th edition of the event will take place in Cluj-Napoca from July 31 to August 9.

     Everything Will not Be Fine is a road-movie about the visually impaired film director who tries to discover the effects that the Cernobîl disaster had on his health. The film is distrbuted by microFILM and will be released in the open-air cinemas on August 7, 2020.

     In their journey, Adrian and helena get to meet people who were affected by the nuclear disaster that took place in 1986. While they discover more and more things about how Cernobîl impacted an entire generation, their own health issues get worse and complicate things.
     Adrian Pîrvu was born in 1986, the year of the Cernobîl disaster. His mother believed that Adrian`s glaucoma and partial blindness were caused by her visit to Ukraine, when she was 6 months pregnant. He is almost 30 years old – he is lonely and kind of lost. After his mother had told him the story of his birth, he decided to go to Ukraine in order to make a film about the people affected by the disaster and to find a way to make peace with himself. In Kiev he meets Helena, who grew up in the country which was seriously affected by the nuclear accident and she becomes his partner in the making of this documentary.