It Is Fine! Everything Is Fine.

2007
1h 14m

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An autobiographical, psycho-sexual, fantastical retelling of Steven C. Stewart's point-of-view of life.An autobiographical, psycho-sexual, fantastical retelling of Steven C. Stewart's point-of-view of life.An autobiographical, psycho-sexual, fantastical retelling of Steven C. Stewart's point-of-view of life.

Directors
- David Brothers
- Crispin Glover
Writer
- Steven C. Stewart
Stars

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IMDb RATING

6.9/10

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Directors
- David Brothers
- Crispin Glover
Writer
- Steven C. Stewart
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win total

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Trivia
Steven C. Stewart's failing health actually helped prompt the film into getting made; although he had originally written the script in the 1980's, and Crispin Glover had come across it and been meaning to direct it for some time, it wasn't until Stewart experienced a collapsed lung that Glover, Stewart, and company realized that they may have limited time to shoot the film, and promptly budgeted and shot it. Stewart was actually on his death bed only one month after filming concluded, and called Crispin Glover to confirm that production had all the footage they needed in order to edit and complete the film. After Glover confirmed that they did, Stewart allowed himself to be taken off of life support and die in peace. He never saw any of the completed film.

Connections
Featured in Durch die Nacht mit...: Juliette Lewis und Crispin Glover (2010)

Soundtracks
Ma Vlast: Movement 4 - Z ceskych luhu a haju (My Fatherland, My Country)
Composed by Bedrich Smetana

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10/10

Amazing Film

I had the opportunity to see this film along with a question / answer segment with Mr. Glover. The film pushes the audience in so many ways, and Crispin truly reaches into peoples value system and outlook on what is regarded as "normal." In the Q/A section, he really allowed people to see his motivations and desire to tell the bigger story. The film was written not by Crispin, but by the main actor. Without Crispin, this film would have never been made. Inspirational and beyond what we consider "normal" story-telling.