Tomorrow I Die

In this Hungarian ghost story with a mystical-realist twist, Irma, who is eight months pregnant, invites her brother and supposed best friend to spend the weekend at the family’s summer cabin. As they process the surprise of Irma’s pregnancy, she reveals something even more startling: she feels she will die the next day. They struggle to cope with this bizarre declaration, unsure of how to respond. Gradually, Irma understands that she must confront her childhood traumas before she can transform into a new role: that of a mother.

After completing her studies in the film department at ELTE University, Nikol worked as a production assistant for a year and then as a story liner for "Barátok közt," Hungary’s longest-running soap opera, while also pursuing her own projects as a director. She first created a feature documentary about a psychodrama therapy group, followed by music videos, fashion films, and commercials. She has directed three short films, each a period drama but spanning different genres. Since 2018, she has been a freelance director and screenwriter, with "Tomorrow I Die" marking her debut as a feature film director.

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