All Good Things

The story follows the troubled marriage of David and Katie Marks, whose relationship is affected by David's difficult childhood and the influence of his powerful patriarch father. As the couple's life unfolds, the narrative delves into themes of childhood trauma, family dysfunction, and the dark undercurrents within their marriage.

Director Andrew Jarecki, known for his work on documentaries, brings a detailed and investigative approach to the film. This stylistic choice underscores the true crime elements, grounding the story in reality while maintaining a dramatic tension that keeps viewers engaged.

The cast includes Ryan Gosling as David, Kirsten Dunst as Katie, and Frank Langella as the patriarchal figure, each delivering performances that add depth to the psychological and emotional layers of the story. Supporting roles by Lily Rabe, Philip Baker Hall, and Nick Offerman contribute to the film’s atmosphere and narrative complexity.

Collectors will find All Good Things available across all major physical media formats, including VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray. Its basis in real events and the mix of genres make it a compelling addition for those interested in films that intersect true crime with dramatic storytelling. The film’s production by Hit the Ground Running Films adds to its independent film credentials.