Tomorrow Ever After |
USA • 2016 • 95m •
   • Directed by: Ela Thier. • Starring: Carolina Ravassa, Caitlin Mehner, Ela Thier, Valéry Lessard, Nabil Vinas, Mathilde Dratwa, Daphna Thier, Ebbe Bassey, Bettina Goolsby, Dawn Young, Frank Lewallen, Manav Malhotra, Jamie Canobbio. • Music by: Rob Schwimmer.   When a historian living in the year 2592 time-travels to 2015, she navigates the societal woes that she's read about in history books.
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The main character says in one scene when she keeps being met with hardship & resistance, simply by being herself (which was perfectly fine where she is from). We all have felt like we don't belong at some point. Or that we aren't enough or questioned ourselves, our gifts and superpowers (aka flaws) and often times adjust ourselves to fit in, to get by, to make our lives (or relationships) seemingly easier.
This film was definitely refreshing, leaving you reflecting on your life, your choices, how you interact with yourself, others, and the words…. The impact of it all. It was just so rich in simply being human. Connection is what really makes the world go round, up and down, and even wobble at times!! And this film shows our connection and disconnection in a way that really leaves you with yourself.
Review by dsm619 from the Internet Movie Database.
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