Tomorrow Will Be Better

The film follows Jona as she returns to live with her mother, Mirjam, after her relationship with her girlfriend ends. The loving bond between them faces challenges due to miscommunication and Mirjam's secrecy surrounding Jona's queer identity. This tension drives the narrative, showcasing how generational conflicts can be addressed and resolved.

With a strong performance from Isa Hoes and Alix Adams, "Tomorrow Will Be Better" presents an important conversation about acceptance and understanding within families. Jottum Kok's direction highlights the nuances of these relationships, making it a compelling watch for those interested in contemporary narratives around identity and family dynamics.