'Here It's Okay'; in French Tout Va Bien) is a 2011 film by Angolan filmmaker Pocas Pascoal.
[4] The film deals with a pair of young, teen-aged sisters, the sixteen-year old Aida and the seventeen-year old Maria, escaping Angola to live in Lisbon, Portugal during 1980, in order to escape the Angolan civil war of that era.
They have a hard time adapting to their new country and its customs and culture, but then a tragic event changes their lives once again.
Oscar Moralde of Slant Magazine praised Pascoal's depiction of the challenges of Angolan refugees and its impact on the bond between Alda and Maria.
[6] Justin Lowe of The Hollywood Reporter wrote that while Pascoal accurately captured the difficulties of refugees, "the film's near-relentless negativity becomes wearying".