Tomorrow (2001)
"Domani" (original title)

This ensemble drama details the friendships that grow between survivors of the 1997 Umbria earthquake. The original story, a fiction about the historic earthquake was written by middle ... See full summary »

Director:

Francesca Archibugi

Writer:

Francesca Archibugi

Stars:

Marco Baliani, Ornella Muti, Valerio Mastandrea

2 nominations.

Cast

Credited cast:
Marco Baliani	...	Paolo Zerenghi
Ornella Muti	...	Stefania Zerenghi
Valerio Mastandrea	...	Giovanni Moccia
Ilaria Occhini	...	Mrs. Moccia
Patrizia Piccinini	...	Betty
James Purefoy	...	Andrew Spender
David Bracci	...	Agostino Zerenghi
Michèle Moretti	...	Tina Onofri (as Michela Moretti)
Margherita Porena	...	Vale Toppetti
Niccolò Senni	...	Filippo Zerenghi
Silvio Vannucci	...	Sandro
Stella Vordemann	...	Tina's Mother
Anna Wilson-Jones	...	Claire
Paolo Taviani	...	Minister
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Gisella Burinato	...	Fine Arts Superintendent

Storyline

This ensemble drama details the friendships that grow between survivors of the 1997 Umbria earthquake. The original story, a fiction about the historic earthquake was written by middle school students. The story was adapted for the film. Francesca Archibuga is the first person to tackle the aftermath of Italy's devastating earthquakes especially in this medieval town in Umbria. This film divides its time between the children and adult survivors of this calamity. The townsfolk deal with various issues as they try to resume normal lives in a homeless situation. Adding aesthetic interest is a priceless Fra Angelico fresco endangered in the church, which English art expert Andrew Spender (James Purefoy) is sent to restore. A relationship develops between handsome Andrew and the plain school teacher. Sides are taken in the community concerning the necessity of protecting the fresco when there are more urgent needs. The story is laid out in a series of existential jolts: a young boy sees a ...

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Italy

Language:

Italian

Release Date:

26 January 2001 (Italy)

Also Known As:

Tomorrow

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cinemello S.r.l., Rai Cinemafiction

Technical Specs

Runtime:

88 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

User Reviews

Beautiful movie on people involved in an earthquake

Actors and actresses are simply wonderful. The director uses (as usual) a very sensitive point of view to describe lives and feelings of different people involved in the earthquake that destroyed Umbria&Marche (September 26th, 1997) in Italy. We can actually feel the anxiety, the fear and the hopelessness of men, women and children who lost all their things and dreams, but also their need to create a new..."Tomorrow" (the movie's title).