All Is Fine In '89

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Surya K @Surya_Komal_critic Apr 1, 2026 All is Fine in ’89, directed by Matthew Lupis, is a coming-of-age drama set against one of the most significant moments in modern history: the fall of the Berlin Wall. While that event unfolds in the background, the film keeps its focus firmly on the lives of students and teachers at Romano High as they prepare for one final field party before graduation. Mixing nostalgia, drama, and dark comedy, the film attempts to capture both the excitement and uncertainty of being young at the end of a decade. This movie is an engaging and nostalgic coming-of-age drama that combines the fun and freedom of teenage life with the darker realities that often sit underneath it. With strong characters, good performances, and a thoughtful approach to its themes, it becomes more than just a simple throwback film. It’s a reminder that even during times of major historical change, the most important battles for young people are often the personal ones. See more Layla M @laylam77 Mar 17, 2026 Really good concept and can appreciate an indie film. Some laughs, very dark (esp. near the end) but enjoyed it. See more Sheryl S. @Chevs Mar 7, 2026 Loved the vibe but story was kind of weak. Don’t recall so many fries and hamburgers in the late 80’s but 🤷🏻‍♀️. See more Read all reviews

All Is Fine In '89

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