Ray Yeung's 'Tout ira bien' Explores LGBTQ+ Rights and Family Dynamics in Hong Kong

The poignant drama examines the struggles of a lesbian woman facing legal and societal challenges after the sudden death of her partner.

The film portrays the life of Angie and Pat, a lesbian couple in Hong Kong, whose harmonious existence is disrupted by Pat's unexpected death.
Angie faces legal and familial obstacles, including losing her home and being excluded from funeral decisions, due to Hong Kong's lack of recognition for same-sex marriages.
Director Ray Yeung, inspired by real-life stories, highlights the fragility of societal acceptance when LGBTQ+ individuals assert their rights.
The movie critiques both implicit homophobia and broader societal issues, such as class struggles and housing scarcity in Hong Kong.
Critics praise the film's delicate yet impactful storytelling, blending personal tragedy with a broader commentary on systemic inequality.