There's Still Tomorrow

Movie

2023

1h 58m

Italian

Drama, Comedy, War, History

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7.9

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In this moving comedic drama set in postwar Rome, a working-class woman dreams of a better future for herself and her daughter while facing abuse at the hands of her domineering husband. When a mysterious letter arrives, she discovers the courage to change the circumstances ...

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There's Still Tomorrow

Movie

2023

1h 58m

Italian

Drama, Comedy, War, History

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Rent From $3.99

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Cast

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Paola Cortellesi

Delia

Valerio Mastandrea

Ivano

Romana Maggiora Vergano

Marcella

Marisa

Sor Ottorino

Nino

Orietta

Giulio

Alvaro

Paola Tiziana Cruciani

Sora Franca

Yonv Joseph

William

Federico Tocci

Mario

Priscilla Micol Marino

Sora Giovanna

Sora Elvira

Mamma de Lulli

Directed By: Paola Cortellesi

Written By: Paola Cortellesi (Story), Furio Andreotti (Screenplay), + 3 more

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dhaig2004 says...

2 weeks ago

Could have been great, but held back by a tonally dissonant ending. Women gained the right to vote and patriarchy was defeated! Just don’t think too hard about Delia having to go back home to her abusive husband after the credits roll. The victorious tone of the ending feels so unearned given that her life hasn’t changed in any tangible way from the beginning of the movie. Still, there’s a lot to love here. The black-and-white cinematography looks great. And the mother-daughter relationship is very affecting, particularly the moment where Delia realizes that her daughter may be doomed to suffer the same abusive relationship that she is in, although the cartoonish solution to that dilemma is another low point.

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Evil Freddy says...

one year ago

The film never falls into femminist didascalism. A beautiful aesthetic.

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astrix says...

10 months ago

The tale of a small victory on the road to female empowerment.

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CinemaSerf

3 months ago

This reminded me of one of those beautifully photographed post-war Vittorio De Sica stories with Sophia Loren. This time, it's the long suffering "Delia" (Paola Cortellesi) who is marred to the brutish "Ivano" (Valerio Mastandrea) and lives with their three children and her ailing father-in-law. The More

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