Still Tomorrow

The documentary follows Yu Xiuhua's journey from a rural upbringing in Hubei to becoming a viral sensation with her poetry. At just 19, she faced societal pressures to marry a much older man, reflecting the struggles faced by those with disabilities in her community.

As her poetry gains widespread recognition, Xiuhua transforms into an emblem of empowerment and emancipation for many women in China. The film delves into themes of disability and the fight for self-acceptance, making it a compelling watch for those interested in social issues and personal narratives. With a runtime of 88 minutes, Still Tomorrow presents an impactful story of resilience and change.