Tomorrow’s Promise

Year: 1967

Runtime: 45 mins

Director: Edward Owens

Drama

The experimental film probes emptiness via visual reversals. It begins with a reversed, upside‑down image; a male figure then replaces it while the girl reappears in a new, mood‑driven pose. In‑camera editing brightens the picture, and inter‑cuts lead to a final segment where story is told through images, mirroring the director’s personal journey.

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