It would seem as if we have control of our own lives and our own destinies. The life we lead is determined by the choices we make. The choices we must make are at times, if not always, somehow connected by the choices of others. Do we really control our own fate? Or is the randomness of it all so chaotic at first sight, that we cannot see how well organized life is, just below the surface.

This story is a glimpse into the lives of six strangers as they drift through life hoping the next door that opens will be the door to their salvation. They will all, in their own way, come to find that no matter what choices are made, life is not theirs to control. When a person hits the rocky bottom of their life they come to realize that at the bottom is where life truly begins.

Each of these six people represent the foundation of the society we live in. More than a story about destiny, more than a story about prejudice and hatred, more than a look into the troubled lives of today's youth, Tomorrow Mourning is a harsh look into the darkest corners of society. It explores the idea that no part of society is exempt from loss and pain. There are two constants that remain true in all walks of life...time and pain. While time waits for no man, woman or child...

Pain does not discriminate.

Tomorrow Mourning is an independent film directed by Jacksonville, Florida filmmaker, David Petlansky and written by David Petlansky and Jeff Soto.