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All Shall Be Well (2024): Cast, Ratings & Box Office

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All Shall Be Well is a 2024 drama directed by Ray Yeung, starring Patra Au as Angie Wang, Tai-Bo and Fish Liew. It runs 1 hour 33 minutes and earned $373,871 worldwide. Critics gave it 82 on Metacritic.

worldwide gross
$373.9K
Echo Score
90
Metascore
82
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All Shall Be Well (2024) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 33m (93 min)
Director
Ray Yeung
Genre
Drama
Original language
Chinese
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is All Shall Be Well About?

The premise of All Shall Be Well without spoilers.

This is the story of Angie and Pat, whose enduring love unfolds over four decades within the familiar walls of their apartment. Their relationship is deeply intertwined with both families, and Angie especially values her connection with Pat’s relatives, including his older sister. However, unexpected challenges arise, testing their bond and forcing them to navigate the complexities of life while reaffirming the strength of their commitment.

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Cast & crew

All Shall Be Well Cast & Characters

Patra Au leads the cast as Angie Wang, with Tai-Bo as Shing Wu and Fish Liew as Fanny Wu. Directed by Ray Yeung; 20 actors are credited in all.

From the director

More from Ray Yeung

More films directed by Ray Yeung, best-rated first: Twilight's Kiss, Front Cover, Cut Sleeve Boys and Twilight’s Kiss.

Full filmography
Ratings

All Shall Be Well Reviews & Ratings

Critics gave All Shall Be Well 82 on Metacritic. Our Echo Score gives it 90/100, strongest in character & emotion (90) and weakest in story & flow (80).

90 /100

All Shall Be Well Echo Score Breakdown

In terms of overall impact, the film delivers a consistently affecting experience through refined direction and strong performances. Critics and viewers note understated cinematography, nuanced acting, and a thoughtful examination of grief, family, and legal obstacles. While the narrative’s measured pacing occasionally feels deliberate, the sensory palette and emotional depth foster lasting resonance. Consequently, the work stands as a compelling, memorable drama with high rewatch potential.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 88

    The film’s artful direction emphasizes restraint, allowing scenes to unfold with quiet precision. Cinematography is praised for its subtle color palette and composed framing, reinforcing the story’s emotional tone. Production design remains unobtrusive yet detailed, while editing maintains a measured rhythm that supports the contemplative atmosphere. Altogether, the craftsmanship contributes a refined visual identity.

  • Character & Emotion 90

    Performances anchor the drama, with the lead actress delivering a nuanced portrayal that captures both tenderness and sorrow. The ensemble cast conveys complex relational dynamics, granting even antagonistic figures moments of humanity. Chemistry between the central couple feels authentic, reinforcing the film’s exploration of chosen family. Overall, character work is consistently compelling and emotionally resonant.

  • Story & Flow 80

    The narrative centers on a long‑term same‑sex partnership confronting grief and contested inheritance, weaving legal and cultural tensions into personal loss. Critics commend its absorbing premise and thoughtful angle on LGBTQ+ rights, while some viewers note a deliberately paced structure that can feel languid. Nonetheless, the story maintains coherence and offers a poignant, if measured, examination of familial obligations.

  • Sensory Experience 85

    Sound and visual elements reinforce the film’s subdued mood, with an understated score that underlies emotional beats without overwhelming them. Sound design captures ambient city textures, enhancing realism, while the cinematography’s muted palette and careful composition reflect the characters’ inner states. These sensory choices coalesce into a cohesive aesthetic that subtly amplifies the drama’s affect.

  • Rewatch Factor 87

    The film’s lingering emotional resonance and thoughtful examination of love, loss, and societal constraints encourage repeated viewings. Viewers report that its nuanced performances and subtle visual cues reveal new facets on subsequent watches, while the thematic depth sustains relevance beyond the initial experience. Consequently, the work possesses strong rewatch value and enduring appeal.

Box office

All Shall Be Well Box Office

All Shall Be Well grossed $373,871 worldwide.

2024 box office

Worldwide gross

$373.9K

International
$373.9K
Videos

All Shall Be Well Trailers & Videos

2 videos: 1 trailer and 1 featurette.

Official Trailer [Subtitled]
  • Featurette 'All Shall Be Well' with filmmakers | Academy Conversations
Details

All Shall Be Well Also Known As

10 alternative titles, including “Cong jin yihou” and “从今以后”.

Also known as
  • Cong jin yihou
  • 从今以后
  • Tout ira bien
  • יהיה טוב
  • 모두 다 잘될 거야
  • Всё будет хорошо
  • Todo saldrá bien
  • Wszystko będzie dobrze
  • Všechno dobře dopadne
  • A végén minden rendben lesz

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All Shall Be Well FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime

Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office, ratings, post-credit scenes and language of All Shall Be Well, each answered in a sentence.

How long is All Shall Be Well?

All Shall Be Well runs 1 hour 33 minutes (93 minutes).

When was All Shall Be Well released?

All Shall Be Well was released on September 20, 2024.

Who directed All Shall Be Well?

All Shall Be Well was directed by Ray Yeung.

More films by Ray Yeung

Who is in the cast of All Shall Be Well?

All Shall Be Well stars Patra Au as Angie Wang, Tai-Bo as Shing Wu and Fish Liew as Fanny Wu, among 20 credited actors.

How much did All Shall Be Well make at the box office?

All Shall Be Well grossed $373,871 worldwide.

How is All Shall Be Well rated?

All Shall Be Well has 82 on Metacritic and 72% on TMDB.

Does All Shall Be Well have a post-credit scene?

No. All Shall Be Well has no extra scene during or after the credits.

What language is All Shall Be Well in?

The original language of All Shall Be Well is Chinese.

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