Tomorrow at Dawn

Pianist Matje Giber is going through an existential crisis. His mother, lying in the hospital, asks him to help his younger brother, Paul, who has become so empathetic to the staging of Napoleon’s battles that he no longer distinguishes between reality and where fiction. To help him, Matthew also needs to empathize with the new role. He soon realizes that honor in the world of Polis is far more widespread than just the historic playground. As usual in director Dercourt's films, the film "Tomorrow's Drizzle" is full of music, mysticism and tension that does not last until the end.

“I want to find something in every film that touches as many people as possible. I deliberately create bourgeois cinema, just as George Feydeau deliberately staged plays for the "aesthetic" bourgeoisie. I seek to expose the shortcomings of society. Let's say "Tomorrow at dawn" Vincent Perez's character is a famous pianist full of mysteries. I think it will be a pleasure for all spectators to find the weaknesses of the nobles, to imagine themselves in their fur, ”said Denis Dercourt.