It's All Going Very Well ...

It's All Going Very Well ...

Australian Premiere.

Everything is not going well. Audrey’s life is adrift after a breakup, a stalled creative path and a recent loss. Working in aged care, she forms an unlikely bond with Harold (Jonathan Pryce), opening a space for hard-won clarity around grief, friendship and the work she has avoided.

Director

Tilda Cobham-Hervey

Runtime

97 Minutes

Country

Australia

Classification

Unclassified 15+

Everything is not going well. Audrey has left a relationship, her creative life has stalled, and she is carrying a recent loss. Her days are spent teaching art in an aged care home, where she forms an unlikely bond with resident Harold (The Crown’s Jonathan Pryce). The connection opens a space for hard-won clarity around grief, friendship, love, and the work she has avoided. In her directorial debut, Adelaide filmmaker Tilda Cobham-Hervey directs and stars in a film of offbeat warmth and finely judged control, where humour and hurt sit side by side.

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Film Credits

Director

Tilda Cobham-Hervey

Year

2027

Country

Australia

Language

English

Type

Feature Fiction

Program Strand

Adelaide Film Festival Investment Fund

Producer

Liam Heyen, Tilda Cobham-Hervey, Dev Patel, Jomon Thomas & Alexander Rodnyansky

Writer

Tilda Cobham-Hervey

Cinematographer

Andrew Commis

Editor

Roland Gallois

Cast

Tilda Cobham-Hervey, Jonathan Pryce, Roxie Mohebbi & Chris Alosio

Music

Harry Covill

Film Source

Kismet Movies

Genre

Comedy, Drama & Women

Australian Premiere

It's All Going Very Well... will have its Australian Premiere on Saturday 13 March 2027, 7:00PM at Capri Theatre. Ticket includes pink carpet, premiere screening, Q&A with director and star Tilda Cobham-Hervey, plus after-party, drinks, canapés and entertainment. Presented by AFF in partnership with Adelaide Festival.

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