EVERY THING WILL BE FINE Trailer: James Franco Deals With The Fallout of An Accident

James Franco has spent the past few years juggling college classes, directing indie films, writing books, and starring in about twenty movies in the past three years alone. He often mixes bigger budget blockbusters like Oz The Great and Powerful with tiny indies, but Every Thing Will Be Fine looks like the kind of mid-range adult drama that's rare to find in today's film landscape.

Franco plays a writer who spends years dealing with the fallout from an accident as it impacts his relationship with his girlfriend (Rachel McAdams), and it looks like director Wim Wenders is using this movie as a way to explore themes of guilt, survival, and legacy. It's certainly not going to light up the box office, but financial success has never been a sign of quality filmmaking anyway.

Every Thing Will Be Fine plays at the Toronto International Film Festival next month, but doesn't have a United States release date set yet.