I’m All Good

Year: 2008

Runtime: 102 mins

Language: Czech

Director: Jan Hřebejk

Comedy

This Hrebejk comedy takes place in Prague four years after the 1989 democratic Velvet Revolution, an era marked by sudden freedom, rapid transition and widespread confusion. The film humorously observes how many citizens quickly discard old values and embrace the new without question, while others simply pause to reflect on the upheaval.

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