'We Still Have Tomorrow' Released Today… Praise for 'The Ending of the Year' Continues

The film 〈We Still Have Tomorrow〉, which has received overwhelming praise from the media and critics, was released today (the 4th) in theaters nationwide. As soon as it was released, word of mouth spread with comments like "a powerful ending" and "a life-changing movie," while a video titled 'Wild Blind Date' that resonates with reality has captured the attention of potential viewers.

A Bold Secret Operation Capturing a Historic Moment… The Return of an Italian Box Office Legend

〈We Still Have Tomorrow〉 is set in Italy in 1946, shortly after World War II, and depicts the bold secret plan of the protagonist 'Delia' who dreams of a fairy-tale ending. It vividly recreates the fateful night before the first time women in Italy were allowed to vote, causing a social stir.

This film, which has already broken all box office records in its home country of Italy and created a syndrome, has also sparked a box office sensation across Europe, including France, Germany, and Spain, surpassing global revenue of $50 million. With a Rotten Tomatoes audience score of 91% and a Letterboxd rating of 4.1, it proves both the film's popularity and quality.

Busan International Film Festival Audiences Responded… "A Must-See Film for Official Release"

The connection with domestic audiences is also deep. After its premiere at the 29th Busan International Film Festival, over 500 reviews poured in on WatchaPedia, achieving a rating of 4.2. At that time, audiences were captivated by the film's profound message and emotional impact, strongly urging for an official release, and thanks to that support, it finally meets Korean audiences today.

The Message from 1946 for Today… "A Must-Watch Movie About Women's Tomorrow"

The released 'Wild Blind Date' video humorously yet sharply captures the unchanging mother-in-law conflicts and subtle family tensions within the historical context, providing both laughter and empathy. The film borrows stories from the past while posing questions that remain relevant to us today, earning critical support as "a film that will inevitably come to mind when discussing women's tomorrow."

With a powerful ending that leaves an unforgettable aftertaste, the film 〈We Still Have Tomorrow〉 can be seen in theaters nationwide starting today.