From Today Until Tomorrow / Von heute auf morgen (1997) Danièle Huillet, Jean-Marie Straub, Richard Salter, Christine Whittlesey, Annabelle Hahn


It is late at night and a married couple has just returned home from a party, where they met a former school friend of the wife and a famous singer. The husband has been charmed by the seductive and elegant woman, and this makes him treat his wife, who has gone straight back to being a housewife, condescendingly. Talking about the evening, the husband praises the school friend’s beauty and intelligence. This makes his wife reveal the advances she received from the singer and the compliments he paid her; the man may be affected, but made her feel she was still desirable. When she realises her husband is jealous, the wife decides to teach him a lesson. She puts on an elegant, flimsy dress he has never seen before and pretends to turn into the ‘modern-day woman’, emancipated and free that her husband so admires. Initially, he likes the change; but that is only the beginning. Soon the husband discovers that his wife’s transformation goes a lot deeper. She is now a whimsical woman who …

Also Known As (AKA): Du jour au lendemain

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File Name : From Today Until Tomorrow 1997.mkv
File Size : 877.61 MB
Resolution : 662×534 @ 722×534
Duration : 01:01:28
Video : AVC, 1 800 kb/s, 24.000 FPS
Audio : AC-3, 192 kb/s (CBR), 48.0 kHz, 2 channels, 1 stream

Quality: DVDRip
Language: German
Subs: English, French (embedded)
Genre: Music, Comedy

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