Tomorrow Is Today (2006)

Director:

Frederic Lumiere

Writer:

Mark Hefti (writer)

Release Date:

31 January 2008 (USA)

Genre:

Drama | Romance

Tagline:

Sometimes a miracle can be a person

Plot:

A drama-romance about love, loss and survival at the New Jersey Shore. When young Julie Peterson saves the life of a hapless drifter, she begins the quest to save him emotionally as well, and give him the ultimate gift of hope. Battling an emotionally flawed local Sheriff who wants Jerdon out of town, and a young admirer who is jealous of her relationship with the drifter, secrets are revealed, and Julie sparks a chain of events that will change the lives of those around her, forever.

Plot Keywords:

Loss | Suicide | Beach | Low Budget Film | Surfing

Awards:

7 wins

Cast

Scout Taylor-Compton	...	Julie Peterson
Mark Hefti	...	Greg Jerdon
Warren Draper	...	Chief Timothy Berg
David Brown	...	Curtis Schmidt
Luke Pennington	...	Bret Schmidt
Ken Arnold	...	Paul Peterson
Mika Nishida	...	Grace Peterson
Elizabeth Brissenden	...	Sarah Jerdon
Carleigh Welsh	...	Kathy Butzman
Marilyn Schlossbach	...	Tabitha Berg
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jennifer Eler	...	AA Sponsor
Nicholas Tucker	...	Dispatcher Nick
Leslie Wheeler	...	Muriel Butzman

Runtime:

USA:120 min | USA:98 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Certification:

USA:PG-13

Filming Locations:

Doylestown, Pennsylvania, USA

Company:

Lumiere Media

Quotes:

Julie Peterson: Life is a dance between monotony and miracles.

Great Film

My friends and I are putting on a film fest here in my hometown and I'm on the prescreening committee so I got to be one of the chosen few to decide if we wanted it in the fest. I was kinda taken a-back at first because of the film being a "chick flick" but by the end of the movie I was hooked! The writer Mark Hefti does an amazing job of sucking you into the story! Making a few I immediately told my friend "Beg Frederic Haubrich to come to Iris!" The movie didn't have any huge Hollywood names in it, no over the top special effects, or no big Hollywood budget but it was one of the best movies I've seen in awhile. I recommend that if you get the chance go and watch this movie. I swear "on the eyes of my grandchildren" you will not be disappointed. Scout Taylor-Compton puts in a pretty awesome performance as Julie. The girl had me in tears by the end of the film...seriously I'm 6' 280lbs and I was sobbing like a little girl with a skinned knee! No joke man I had to hide my face so my friend wouldn't make fun of me. Anyway I just wanted to give one last praise to Mark Hefti and Frederic Haubrich for making an awesome film and for coming to a couple of young movie lovers tiny town to talk at an even smaller film fest. You guys are awesome!!!