Tomorrow I Quit

About This Movie

Tomorrow I Quit offers a raw glimpse into Margot's chaotic world as a French backpacker. The film captures her spiraling misadventures, especially when she exposes her landlord's shady dealings. There's a palpable tension as Margot crashes into her sister's seemingly idyllic life, creating a stir that disrupts the delicate balance of her sister's marriage. The pacing is uneven but feels intentional, mirroring Margot's frantic state of mind. The performances are grounded, with Margot's character exuding a blend of defiance and vulnerability that leaves you pondering her choices long after the credits roll. The atmosphere is infused with a sense of impending doom which makes every interaction feel loaded. It’s one of those films that pushes you to reflect on family dynamics and personal freedom.

Explores themes of family and independence · Strong character-driven narrative · Unique mix of drama and dark comedy