Tomorrow Is Today

In the sultry heat of a 1991 Spanish summer, José Luis takes his wife Pilar and their two teenagers on a beachside getaway that is meant to be a simple family holiday. Beneath the playful waves, however, the simmering restlessness of teenage life surfaces when Lucía confides in her boyfriend Charly about a secret plan to leave home behind. The tension between youthful yearning and parental expectations creates a fragile balance that threatens to upend the whole family, setting the stage for a vacation that becomes anything but ordinary.

A sudden storm shrouds the sea, and the family’s paddle boat is thrust through an uncanny ripple in time, depositing José Luis, Pilar, and Rodrigo into the year 2022. The jump lands them in a Spain that has reshaped itself over three decades—towering skylines, neon‑lit streets, and a cultural pulse that feels both familiar and foreign. The film captures this dislocation with a tone that oscillates between wistful nostalgia and sharp contemporary marvel, inviting the audience to experience the country’s evolution through the eyes of visitors still rooted in the early ’90s.

As the displaced parents navigate this vivid modern landscape, they must reconcile the past they left behind with the present that challenges their assumptions about family, identity, and change. Pilar finds herself drawn to new opportunities, while Rodrigo grapples with the unsettling feeling of being out of sync with his own timeline. Their journey becomes a quiet meditation on how love and responsibility endure, even when the world around them has leapt ahead. The story promises a blend of humor, heartfelt moments, and a reflective look at how a single summer can echo across generations, leaving viewers eager to see how the characters will bridge the gap between then and now.

Last Updated: September 01, 2025 at 14:28