There’s Still Tomorrow.

There’s Still Tomorrow tells the story of Delia, a woman with a difficult life in 1946, who, when the moment comes to decide the fate of her country, breaks through the obstacles to participate in the vote and make the right choice. The situation of the heroine in the film still exists today in the 21st century and makes you think about how to live as a woman. The film won six awards at the 69th David Awards for Italian Cinema: Best New Director, Best Original Screenplay, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actress, Young David Award and Audience Award. The film was released in China in March 2025 with a Douban rating of 9.4.

There’s Still Tomorrow is a masterpiece that deeply explores the status and rights of women. In that era when the power between men and women was seriously unequal, women faced many injustices no matter what class they were in. Through Delia’s experience, the film reveals the oppression suffered by women in the family and society, and at the same time shows the efforts made by women to fight for equal rights. The moment Delia finally holds the vote in her hand is not only her personal victory, but also a symbol of the spirit of resistance of all women, and the beginning of women’s courage to speak out for their own destiny.

There’s Still Tomorrow is not only a film, but also a mirror that allows us to see women’s struggle and awakening in history and reality. Every line in the film reminds us that your life should not be defined; your future is up to you.

Finally, a word to you:

‘Hold on to your choices, guard your rights, and believe in your tomorrow.’