There's Still Tomorrow

If you don’t know or read the plot, the film makes you believe a thing until it shows you the plot for the gran finale. An important film that gives voice to one of the most important changes in human history.

At first it might seem as a film trying to be clever, but feel a little on the nose; as the storytelling choices made are bold but not totally revolutionary. However, this film WILL make you laugh, it speaks volumes on that part of history and it does have a powerful message

everyone should watch this movie, it must be a lesson to every single one of us. it’s movies like this that make me feel so proud of being italian, it’s movies like this that still give me hope in humanity.
please watch this movie, and reflect on its message.

8.8/10

meraviglia.

9/10 🇮🇹

I actually really enjoyed this! ❤️ I wasn’t sure what to expect going into it, but I found myself really getting into the story and caring about her.

I thought the way her emotions were shown was brilliant. Her facial expressions and body language said so much, especially the little moments where you could see genuine happiness mixed with the fear and anxiety underneath. 🥺 You could really feel what she was going through without her always needing to say it.

I also loved the way the film showed how her husband’s behaviour affected the whole family, especially seeing the children understand his moods and knowing when they needed to leave the room. 💔 There were some really difficult moments, but there were also some funny little moments that I really enjoyed, which gave the film a good balance. 😂

I loved seeing her slowly start to take things into her own hands too, and the storyline around the vote was such a meaningful part of the film. I especially loved the little detail with the lipstick and how it helped protect their votes. ❤️ And that moment when everyone stopped and looked at her husband as he approached her after the voting was so powerful without anyone needing to say anything.

There were so many little details throughout that I really appreciated, and I loved how much the film communicated through expressions and body language rather than spelling everything out.

Definitely a film I’m really glad I watched. ❤️🥹