Tomorrow Morning
Aug 30 2006
•1h 24m
•Drama
After twelve years spent abroad, the main character returns to his native city, where he meets his old love, friends and parents again They spend four days together and after that nothing will be the same in their lives. TOMORROW MORNING is a love drama. It speaks of a deep passion, sensuality, tenderness, jealousy, possessiveness , infidelity -conflict between irrational and rational. But, above all, it speaks of a need to bring back time, to treasure the moment of happiness and togetherness, the time of great expectations, the moment that happens once and never returns. It speaks of self rediscovery.
Cast
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Uliks Fehmiu
Nele
Nada Šargin
Sale
Nebojša Glogovac
Mare
Lazar Ristovski
Zdravko
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