When a sudden stroke leaves her once-vibrant father André a shadow of his former self, Emmanuèle, played with quiet intensity by Sophie Marceau, is confronted with his shocking and unwavering request: he wants her to help him die. Directed by the acclaimed Francois Ozon, this poignant drama delves into the complex moral and emotional labyrinth of a family grappling with love, duty, and the right to choose one's end. As Emmanuèle and her sister Pascale, portrayed by Geraldine Pailhas, navigate their own fraught relationship and the practical, legal, and emotional hurdles of their father's wish, they must also contend with the formidable presence of his ex-wife, brought to life by the legendary Charlotte Rampling. With a stellar supporting cast including Andre Dussollier as André and Hanna Schygulla, the film unfolds with a delicate, unflinching honesty, balancing the weight of its subject with moments of unexpected levity and profound tenderness. "Everything Went Fine" is a deeply human story about the messy, complicated, and ultimately loving bonds that are tested when life demands an impossible decision.