Everything Will Turn Out Right!
Everything Will Turn Out Right!

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Everything Will Turn Out Right!

1951
Movie
82 min
Afrikaans

In the fictional town of Spoggenpoelville, Mr. Spog and Mr. Poel rule supreme. Though not particularly bright, they run and own everything. To boot, they are the town’s mayor and deputy mayor. But one day two men from Johannesburg throw a spanner in the works. Mr. Brand and Mr. Borelli want to buy a piece of Spoggenpoelville, complete with mineral rights. Spog and Poel say no. To retaliate, the two speculators decide to run for mayor and deputy mayor. Suddenly Spog and Poel must learn how to become politicians, charm the ladies and outwit the villains, all the while trying to evade a clown-like figure who wants to sell them a goldmine.

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IMDb7.3/10
Director: E. A. DupontGenres: Comedy, Drama

Plot Summary

In Vienna, a lonely and somewhat eccentric bachelor finds himself unexpectedly drawn into the lives of a young couple struggling with their relationship and finances. He offers them advice and support, navigating their turbulent dynamics with wisdom and good humor. As their situation evolves, he discovers that his own life becomes richer and more fulfilling through these connections.

Critical Reception

This charming comedy-drama was generally well-received for its heartwarming story and strong performances, particularly from its veteran lead actors. It was appreciated for its optimistic outlook and gentle humor, resonating with audiences seeking lighthearted yet meaningful entertainment.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its sentimental yet engaging narrative.

  • Applauded for the excellent chemistry between the lead actors.

  • Noted for its gentle humor and optimistic message.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's feel-good nature and timeless themes of friendship and support, with many appreciating its classic charm and satisfying resolution.

Fun Fact

The film was produced during a period of post-war recovery in Austria, and its title reflects a hopeful sentiment prevalent at the time.

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