Everything's Alright (1978) — AI Story Visualization

Everything's Alright (1978) Poster

Plot Analysis Summary

A retired man's public complaints, domestic frustrations, and longing for the past reveal his conflict with an unhappy present.

Story Structure — 4 Plot Phases

A Protest Takes Shape

A retired official writes to a newspaper editor about rising food costs and alleged supply concealment. His recollections and arguments with his old friend Alarico reveal his patriotic convictions and blunt outlook.

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The Household Fractures

Piauí's focus on grocery prices turns into a bitter domestic quarrel, while his wife urges him to take medicine and rest. His jealousy and longing for a past lover conflict with his wife's reminder of their present family life.

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Work and Money Disputes

A request for a housing advance is refused amid arguments about taxes, workers, and financial hardship. The conversation recalls the difficult journeys of people who came to build Brasília and includes a song about visiting family in the countryside.

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The Past Recedes

Piauí's anger at ordinary people's suffering carries into a final confrontation with his wife. He calls for his vanished youthful lover, then tells the imagined figure to leave, remaining caught between romantic dreams and present unhappiness.

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Story Breakdown

Directed by

Arnaldo Jabor

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Rating: 5.4/10 (9 votes)

Content sources

Related entry on Wikidata (Q16681390), public domain (CC0).

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