Tomorrow and Again Tomorrow, Journal 1995

About This Movie

Tomorrow and Again Tomorrow, Journal 1995 is a raw, intimate glimpse into the life of a single mother in the suburbs of Paris. Dominique Cabrera’s nine-month filming journey yields a documentary that feels more like a confessional than a polished narrative. The pacing is reflective, allowing the viewer to sit with her struggles—depression, therapy sessions, the complexities of love. The everyday aspects of life, like food and Prozac, are captured with a stark, unflinching honesty. It’s a portrait of vulnerability, one that avoids dramatization in favor of a more authentic representation of struggles many face but seldom articulate. The atmosphere hangs heavy, a blend of personal exploration and broader societal themes that resonates long after the credits roll.

Unique documentary styleExplores personal and societal themesIntimate portrayal of motherhood