And Everything Is Going Fine is a documentary film directed by Steven Soderbergh that serves as a tribute to the late monologist Spalding Gray. The film is compiled from footage of Gray's performances and interviews, giving viewers an intimate look at his personal life and creative process. It includes excerpts from some of his most famous monologues, such as Swimming to Cambodia and Gray's Anatomy, as well as previously unseen material. Through these performances and interviews, the film offers insight into Gray's unique voice and his impact on the world of theater and performance art. It also touches on his struggles with depression, which ultimately led to his tragic suicide in 2004. Overall, And Everything Is Going Fine is a touching and insightful tribute to one of the most important and innovative voices in modern theater.