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    Every Thing Will Be Fine
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    Every Thing Will Be Fine

    2015-02-10T20:15:00Z

    Dir: Wim Wenders. Germany-Canada-Australia-Sweden-Norway. 2015. 118mins

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    IFC Films acquires 'Every Thing Will Be Fine'
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    IFC Films acquires 'Every Thing Will Be Fine'

    2015-09-02T17:40:00Z

    Wim Wenders’ 3D car crash drama will receive its North American premiere in Toronto and stars James Franco, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Rachel McAdams and Marie-Josée Croze.  

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    Wim Wenders, David Byrne title ‘This Is Music’ among Berlinale Co-Pro Series line-up
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    Wim Wenders, David Byrne title ‘This Is Music’ among Berlinale Co-Pro Series line-up

    2021-01-26T13:30:00Z

    Six series will play in the festival with 10 titles in the Market.

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    Wim Wenders to shoot new film in June
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    Wim Wenders to shoot new film in June

    2015-02-08T06:00:00Z

    EXCLUSIVE: Les beaux jours d’Aranjuez is an adaptation of the play by Peter Handke.

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    Gore Verbinski, Wim Wenders projects secure German finance
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    Gore Verbinski, Wim Wenders projects secure German finance

    2015-10-07T13:49:00Z

    Iranian director Shirin Neshat to also receive support from German fund.

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    Wenders starts Every Thing shoot
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    Wenders starts Every Thing shoot

    2013-08-12T19:33:00Z

    Mongrel Media has announced that Wim Wenders will commence principal photography on Every Thing Will Be Fine on Aug 13 in Montreal. HanWay Films handles worldwide rights.

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    Franco to star in Wenders’ Every Thing
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    Franco to star in Wenders’ Every Thing

    2013-05-07T14:06:00Z

    The US actor will play a writer who causes the accidental death of a child.

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    Eurimages supports Wenders, Virzi and Mundruczo
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    Eurimages supports Wenders, Virzi and Mundruczo

    2012-12-17T16:09:00Z

    Co-production fund announces final selections for 2012 after board meeting in Dubai.

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    Wenders to stay with 3D for next feature project starring Sarah Polley
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    Wenders to stay with 3D for next feature project starring Sarah Polley

    2012-05-20T08:23:00Z

    Director Wim Wenders is to stay with the 3D format for his next feature film project Every Thing Will Be Fine.

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    Berlin 2015: complete competition line-up revealed
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    Berlin 2015: complete competition line-up revealed

    2015-01-19T13:16:00Z

    World premieres of Wim Wenders’ Every Thing Will Be Fine, Oliver Hirschbiegel’s Elser (13 Minutes) and Pablo Larraín’s The Club added to programme.

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