
Tomorrow, We May Disappear
Synopsis
Tomorrow we may disappear, unfolds over a day in a port city, Kochi. In a multiplex theatre, contract workers keep the machinery of cinema running while facing uncertainty about their livelihood. In quiet moments, a shared collective resistance grows, shaped by memories of injustice and class struggle. A burned shelled mysterious creature comes ashore, leaving a trace of resilience.
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- Director
- K. O. Akhil
- Original Title
- Tomorrow, We May Disappear
- Country of Origin
- India
- Spoken Languages
- Malayalam, Tamil, Assamese, Hindi
- Runtime
- 30m
- Production Studios
- K R Narayanan National Institute of Visual Science and Arts
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
K. O. Akhil
Arjun Vijay Kumar
Department Leadership Roster
K. O. Akhil
Director
Arjun Vijay Kumar
Editor
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What is Tomorrow, We May Disappear about?
Tomorrow we may disappear, unfolds over a day in a port city, Kochi. In a multiplex theatre, contract workers keep the machinery of cinema running while facing uncertainty about their livelihood. In quiet moments, a shared collective resistance grows, shaped by memories of injustice and class struggle. A burned shelled mysterious creature comes ashore, leaving a trace of resilience.
Who directed Tomorrow, We May Disappear?
Tomorrow, We May Disappear was directed by K. O. Akhil.
Who stars in Tomorrow, We May Disappear?
The principal cast of Tomorrow, We May Disappear includes Abhishek Siva, Nikhil Madhu, Aswin Krishna, Adithya K J, Tanishq Nambiar.
When was Tomorrow, We May Disappear released and how long is it?
Tomorrow, We May Disappear was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 30m.
