Project Detail

Tomorrow Never Comes

Synopsis

A story of hope, regrets, alcohol and a meteorite.
A normal evening for a normal family, that takes a dramatic turn when all the TV stations broadcast Emergency Alerts about an incoming meteorite.
Once the Prime Minister comes on and confirms this, a family reminisce, rediscover what really matters, get drunk and have a laugh waiting for the inevitable.
Bitter-sweet and poignant, with many an observation on modern life, this debut from writer / director Antony Villa was made on next to zero budget, over a weekend, by a crew of 5 and a cast of 6 and bolstered by a score by Villarosso.

Details

Year
2024
Type of project
Features
Running time
55 min 04 sec
Format
4K
Director
Antony Villa 1st Feature
Producer
Antony Villa
Editor
Antony Villa
Screenwriter
Antony Villa
Director of Photography
Ricky Wilcock
Sound
Tom Morris
Composer
Antony Villa as
Principal cast
Danny Jones, Clair Staines, Frances Broudie Oldridge, Beth McShane, Kian Singleton, Alex M. Cass
Production Assistant
George Villa
Script Supervisor
Justin Singleton

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Aeviarch Ltd

81 Shaftesbury Avenue
Blackpool
FY2 9TT

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