All shall be well

Angie and Pat are a 60-year-old couple enjoying their life with family and friends in Hong Kong. They have lived together in Pat's apartment for over thirty years and the two women are loved by their community. But when Pat suddenly passes away, it soon becomes clear that the warm bond Angie has with Pat's family is not as unconditional as she thought. For Angie, a period of mourning begins in which she fights for dignity, acceptance and the preservation of the home she shared with her beloved.

A moving and nuanced portrait of love, loss and resilience, All Shall Be Well delicately illustrates that, under pressure, tolerance can falter. The film won the Teddy Award at the Berlinale. A notable Berlinale winner, winning the prestigious Teddy Award for Best LGBTQ+ Film, the film explores themes of love, loss and acceptance within the context of limited LGBTQ+ rights in Hong Kong.