Tomorrow We Move
Charlotte, a young writer who returns to live with her mother Catherine after the death of her father. Catherine is a pianist who has become increasingly eccentric and dependent on her daughter. Their life together quickly becomes chaotic, especially when Charlotte decides that they must move out of their apartment. As the move approaches, the apartment fills with strangers, buyers, movers, lovers, and unexpected visitors. Charlotte struggles to write while dealing with her mother's unpredictable behavior and her own complicated romantic and sexual life. The boundaries between work, family, intimacy, and domestic space continually collapse. The situation becomes increasingly absurd and comic, but beneath the humor lies a story about grief and attachment. The apartment is filled with memories of Charlotte's father and represents the family life they are trying to leave behind. Moving therefore becomes both a practical necessity and an emotional rupture.
- 2004
- 1 Hr 50 Mins
- Comedy, Drama
Charlotte, a young writer who returns to live with her mother Catherine after the death of her father. Catherine is a pianist who has become increasingly eccentric and dependent on her daughter. Their life together quickly becomes chaotic, especially when Charlotte decides that they must move out of their apartment. As the move approaches, the apartment fills with strangers, buyers, movers, lovers, and unexpected visitors. Charlotte struggles to write while dealing with her mother's unpredictable behavior and her own complicated romantic and sexual life. The boundaries between work, family, intimacy, and domestic space continually collapse. The situation becomes increasingly absurd and comic, but beneath the humor lies a story about grief and attachment. The apartment is filled with memories of Charlotte's father and represents the family life they are trying to leave behind. Moving therefore becomes both a practical necessity and an emotional rupture.
