All the Days Before Tomorrow

Francois Dompierre made a remarkable first film. The texts are excellent, the photography, especially what was shot in the canyons, is beautiful, and the scenes with Richard Roundtree show the wacky sense of humor the director has.

The musical choices made by Dompierre are appropriate. The language of the songs always fit the mood of the scene they are used in.

It is obvious that with a bigger budget, Dompierre could make some real good work. This film only shows how he has been able to do much with so little.

To summarize: an excellent start for a talented director.