Everything will be OK is an essay film that weaves the traces of Rithy Panh, who dealt with the memories of political oppression and fear through various visual media formats such as archive films and clay animations. This political fable takes place in a dystopian world dominated by animals, where the leader wild boar, apes, bears, and lions revolutionize, dominate, and enslave humans just as humans did before. And animals see a variety of images previously created by humans, including Méliès and Vertov's films, footage of war and genocide, and one of the most recent photos, a protester in Myanmar who was killed wearing with a T-shirt that read “Everything Will Be OK”. The tragic images that are constantly presented in frame-in-frame and split screens in the film sharply suggest that it is the time to break away from such foolish repetition and make a new history. Following 2001: A Space Odyssey(1968) and Planet of the Apes(2001), it is the most interesting and elegant example of cinematic reflection on the Anthropocene and civilization.​