Prêmios

"All of us are told as children to 'pull ourselves together.' In my case, this pulling myself together determined the entire rest of my life. And when I saw this film, I was able to understand or see for the first time how toxic it is when someone pulls herself together: it's toxic to the people around me, pulling them into the abyss as well. The film "All Good" shows this in such a subtle and intelligent way that I can only be grateful for the fact that someone had the courage and the strength to tell a story this way and exactly this way - not the way the financial backers would like, nor the way that morality or decency or entertainment would demand. This person is a woman, and her name is Eva Trobisch. She has helped me to become a little bit more of the person I am underneath. We can make films that entertain people; we can make films that show that we can make films; and occasionally someone comes along and makes a film that wants to make a difference!"

"'Your silence will not protect you,' said Audre Lorde. But for the protagonist Janne, this silence seems to be the only thing that will protect her. She protects herself with an ignorance directed at herself. Her fear of hurting others and disappointing them with her weakness is too great. Janne is the kind of woman we meet in everyday life, but who is very seldom seen in cinema. Aenne Schwarz has succeeded in portraying this character authentically. It hurts again and again to watch her, and with every moment of silence, with every thought of "It's all good", the movie screen mirrors our society. Directly and without an ounce of self-pity, she leads this silent woman out of desperation and toward rebellion. For this remarkable achievement, we present the 2018 German Cinema New Talent Award for Acting to Aenne Schwarz."

"The Fipresci price goes to ALL GOOD (ALLES IST GUT) by Eva Trobisch for its intelligently directed and prescient story of the way a troubling incident experienced by a woman spirals into an increasingly challenging situation."

For using a "coherent and subtle film-language (portraying) a character who shrinks her own mental space until there is nothing left, trying to refuse the reality that eats her up from inside."