Everything starts with a slap in the face. As soon as Delia turned to her husband Ivano in bed in the morning and said “Buongiorno,” there was a clap. Good morning The first scene in Paola Cortellesi’s film “Tomorrow is Another Day” sets the tone. Violence is the order of the day in this house, like brushing hair, which Delia then resorts to. Her husband scratches his crotch heartily, she kicks the mouse with her foot as it flies under the bed. Times are hard in Rome in 1946, the Second World War still resonates in Italy’s cinema of the moment.
“Tomorrow is another day” in the cinema: More successful than Barbie – culture
