To fully appreciate this movie, you need to be at least 35+. If, by any chance, you survived painful parting from youth, family, friends, carefree life, turmoils of civil war in Yugoslavia -you'll love this movie. It's about lovers and friends 12years after-their shattered dreams, well-kept longings, friendship and guilt over death of their best friend. The lead character flees the country, starts a new life in Canada and returns home in hope to recapture what he once had, only to find out that nothing is the same and he has nothing- except love of his best friends. He has "loves me/loves me not" doubts, he will try to put his life in order by a shotgun loveless wedding, change his mind and leave his bride on the altar, he'll try to recreate the happy times with his friends...but nothing is the same and they all have to move on... A tender, touching look back on one's fleeing youth. I highly recommend this movie.
Review of Tomorrow Morning
