Independent films can swing you in many different directions, some only becoming a footnote of movie history while others seem live on in culture and cultish narratives through the ages. Tomorrow's Today will ultimately become one of those films. An unconventional gangster film that is quirky and clever. A comedy with a bit of stress, in a good way. Following Charlie Boy Greg Kritikos a grifter, with a brother who's a terrible grifter, Tommy G Annunziato Carbone. Who manages to land his reformed brother in a lot of hot water. A comedic type of atmosphere leads through dramatic undertones in this 84-minute run time. The cinematography done by director Timothy Hines delivers a great compilation of New York city life that fills a natural flow of the film. Overall, Tomorrow's Today will be a gem of this era to find.
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