Tomorrow I Die

Pregnant Irma retreats to their cottage in the middle of the forest. The girl is possessed by strange thoughts: she feels that she will die the next day.

2024 | Hungary
Director: Nikol Cibulya
Writer: Nikol Cibulya
Cinematographer: Dániel Kiszler
Editor: Luca Bonta
Sound: Tamás Lörincz
Producer: György Kárpáti, Balázs Berta
Cast: Niké Kurta, Lili Meyer, Márton Kerekes, Dániel Baki, Zalán Makranczi, Fanni Wrochna, Ilma Hárshegyi

Director's word
"Although we had very little time for post-production and faced significant challenges with sound design, Andor's music instantly resonated with the scenes, helping to transform the plot into emotions. Music plays a crucial role in films, but it is even more vital in arthouse horror. In this film, it was a complex task to strike the right balance in a story that deliberately subverts genre expectations."

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