TOMORROW, AND TOMORROW, AND TOMORROW
2017 / DRAMA / ENGLISH / 24’03”
A working theatre actor questions her calling when she plays Lady Macduff in an increasingly violent production of Shakespeare's Macbeth, with an internationally celebrated auteur director.
Written & Directed by Sunday Emerson Gullifer
Producer Alexandra George
Cinematographer Jack McAvoy
Editor Andrew Kristiaman
Composer Kelly Ryall
Sound Lachlan Harris & Thom Kellar
Production Designer Daphne Do
Costume Designers Ashton Langdon & Greta Thompson-Weiner
Fight Choreographer Felicity Steel
Starring Matilda Ridgway (Cannes Palme D'Or nominee The Guests), Mark Leonard Winter (Escape from Pretoria, Top of the Lake: China Girl), Charlotte Nicdao (Mythic Quest, Please Like Me), Amanda LaBonte (Wentworth) & Matt Boesenberg (Underbelly: Squizzy)
Production Company Victorian College of the Arts
Kindly supported by Australian Cultural Fund, Malthouse Theatre, Burrinja Cultural Centre & VCA Faculty Graduate Student Assistance Grant
Marketing assistance provided by Screen Australia
FESTIVALS
Sydney Film Festival 2017 (World Premiere)
Telluride Film Festival 2017 (International Premiere)
Munich International Festival of Film Schools 2017 (European Premiere)
Heart of Gold International Short Film Festival 2017
Flickerfest International Short Film Festival 2018
For Film's Sake Festival 2018
St Kilda Film Festival 2018
Film Festival for Women's Rights, Seoul 2018 (Asian Premiere)
AWARDS
Winner, Best Performance in an Australian Short Film (Matilda Ridgway), Flickerfest International Short Film Festival 2018
Winner, Luggi Waldleitner Award for Best Screenplay, Munich International Festival of Film Schools 2017
Highly Commended, Dendy Awards for Australian Short Films, Sydney Film Festival 2017
Nomination, Best Direction in a Student Film, Australian Directors' Guild Awards 2017
Nomination, Best Editing in a Drama Non-Feature, Australian Screen Editors' Guild Awards 2017
Nomination, Best Actor (Matilda Ridgway), St Kilda Film Festival 2018
Finalist, Best Tertiary Short Fiction, ATOM Awards 2017
Winner, Best Masters Narrative Production, Victorian College of the Arts Graduate Awards 2016
Nomination, Sarah Watt Award for a Female Director, Victorian College of the Arts Graduate Awards 2016
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“A must-watch for anyone who is invested in the #MeToo and Time’s Up movements.”
“A poignant and timely short”
“A timely and relevant watch as we still deal with the fallout of the #MeToo movement.”
“Gullifer’s incisive, intelligent drama explores the intersections of power, creativity, collaboration and genius.”
“Gullifer is clearly a talent to watch.”