All Tomorrow's People
A film by Jivensley Alexis
Lingering feelings start to reveal themselves when two friends reunite after some time apart. However, things take a strange turn after an unexpected visitor arrives.
Written & Directed by
Jivensley Alexis
Director of Photography by
Reece Daniels
Produced by
Reece Daniels
Sound Recording by
Amrut Ayyala
Editing by
Aashish Joshi
Featuring
Eloise Gordon as Hollis, Emma Magnus as Rachel, Lisa del Rosso, Leandro Taub
Director Statement
While writing this film, I was becoming aware of my inability to properly communicate with someone I really cared about and its effect on our relationship. We were slowly becoming more distant, and I found myself trying to find the right words to express how I felt––but nothing ever felt right. I became terrified that I would seem stupid or pathetic, and because of that, I said nothing at all. When I finally tried to say something, it was already too late. The moment had passed, and things changed so suddenly in a way that I never saw coming. I thought I had more time, but I didn’t.
However, as more time went on, I realized that everything had happened the way it was meant to happen, and I found myself in the place that I needed to be and that I should learn to trust the process of life as it was unfolding before me.
All Tomorrow’s People is a film about communication, love, the fleeting nature of life, and ultimately learning to let go of fear and trusting the process that is our lives.
