Disney's latest release: "Streaming live - Everything is Fine"
In the realm of streaming entertainment, Disney+ continues to expand its horizons, and the latest addition to its library is the French Original comedy-drama series, 'Everything is Fine.' This heartfelt production, now streaming exclusively in the UK & Ireland, offers a captivating exploration into the daily lives of a family facing a myriad of trials and tribulations.
At the core of 'Everything is Fine' is the Vasseur family, a typical family bound by celebrations, complicity, and rivalries. The series is based on true events, providing a raw and authentic portrayal of family dynamics.
The show is the brainchild of Camille de Castelnau, who not only serves as the showrunner and co-producer but also the creator and writer. She is joined by a talented writing team consisting of Gaëlle Bellan, Benjamin Adam, and Christophe Régin.
The first two episodes of the series are directed by Eric Rochant, renowned for his work on shows like 'Le Bureau des Légendes,' 'Les Patriotes,' and 'Un Monde sans Pitié.' Subsequent episodes will be directed by Xavier Legrand ('Jusqu'à la garde'), Cathy Verney ('Vernon Subutex'), and Audrey Estrougo ('Suprêmes').
The stellar cast of 'Everything is Fine' includes Virginie Efira, Nicole Garcia, Sara Giraudeau, Bernard Le Coq, Aliocha Schneider, Eduardo Noriega, Yannik Landrein, Mehdi Nebbou, and Angèle Romeo.
'Everything is Fine' is co-produced by Maui Entertainment, Federation Studio, and Petit Ermitage Production, ensuring a high-quality production value.
As for the release date in the USA, it has not been explicitly stated in the provided search results. Regardless, this promising series is not one to be missed, offering a poignant and relatable portrayal of family life amidst adversity.
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