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    Everything’s Fine!
    ABOUT THE PROJECT

    LOGLINE
    Post apocalypse, a woman distrustful of humanity encounters a man on the verge of suicide and grudgingly allows him to accompany her on a quest to scatter her friend’s ashes.

    SYNOPSIS
    Daisy is on her way to the coast to scatter her best friend’s ashes, but she’s lost somewhere in the Appalachian mountains. Nathan hasn’t seen another person (zombies don’t count) in almost three years and has decided to pack it in permanently. When Daisy interrupts his suicide attempt, Nathan is initially angry, but, realizing that her existence is actually cause for hope, he convinces her to take him along on her quest.

    His most persuasive argument? He knows these roads like the back of his hand and guarantees he can get her to the ocean. Along the way, they grow close (in between arguments), but their bond is tested when Daisy kills a man in cold blood. Sure, he was a serial killer, but as Nathan points out, Daisy didn’t know that when she stabbed him in the neck.

    When they fall in with a resistance group fighting the remains of the government whose blunders started the zombie apocalypse in the first place, Nathan wants to help, but Daisy wants to move on. In the end, they must each decide what is really important if they want to move forward in this new world.

    EVERYTHING’S FINE! is about recovering from trauma and is structured around the five stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance). It’s absolutely a reaction to the pandemic, but it’s also a bloody, funny, good time, with absurd, deadpan humor, and a screwball romance at the heart.


    PROJECT TYPE Narrative Feature

    DIRECTOR Amy Taylor
    SCREENWRITER Amy Taylor
    PRODUCER Rowena Pedrena, Amy Taylor

    WEBSITE amytaylordirector.com/everythings-fine



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