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.

It's All Going Very Well ...
It's All Going Very Well ...
Australian Premiere.
Director
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.

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
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