Everything’s Alright

Year: 1978

Runtime: 111 mins

Language: Portuguese

Director: Arnaldo Jabor

Comedy

In this Brazilian comedy, a middle‑class family sets out to remodel their apartment, but the incessant noise, endless interactions with the construction crew, and a series of bizarre incidents quickly transform what should be a simple project into a chaotic, nightmarish ordeal.

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