Maybe Tomorrow

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When activist Wafa Mustafa's father disappears under Assad's regime, her search for answers becomes a story of memory, identity and resilience.

Wafa is one of thousands of Syrians who have spent years not knowing what happened to someone they love, and that shared reality gives this story a reach far beyond the personal. Maybe Tomorrow follows Wafa with intimacy and emotional clarity as she navigates the weight of absence, refusing to let her father's story be forgotten. At once a deeply personal act of love and a quiet form of resistance, the film is rooted in the everyday reality of carrying on when closure feels impossibly out of reach.

Content guidance: Film contains images of war and bereavement.


Film details

  • Director(s)
    Waad Al-Kateab, Wafa Mustafa
  • Country(s)
    United Kingdom, Syria, Germany
  • Year
    2026
  • Duration
    40 mins
  • Executive producer(s)
    Nevine Mabro, Sawsan Asfari, Rasha Mansouri
  • Producer(s)
    Joanna Natasegara / Violet Films , Abigail Anketell-Jones / Violet Films , Waad Al-Kateab / East Aleppo
  • Cinematography
    Wafa Mustafa, Baraa Haddad, Waad Al-Kateab
  • Editing
    Cinzia Baldessari
  • Sound
    Steve Speed
  • Language(s)
    Arabic, English
  • Subtitles
    English Subtitles Throughout
  • Sales Company
    Joanna Natasegara / Violet Films
  • Certification
    12A

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Shorts: Stories of Displacement + Q&A
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Showroom - Screen 1
English Subtitles Throughout
Q&A with directors Waad Al-Kateab, Wafa Mustafa, Hasan Kattan, and Fadi Al Halabi.
Shorts: Stories of Displacement + Q&A
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Showroom - Screen 3
English Subtitles Throughout
Q&A with directors Waad Al-Kateab, Wafa Mustafa, and Hasan Kattan. Moderated by Theo Panagopoulos.
Maybe Tomorrow + Careers Panel
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Showroom - Screen 3
English Subtitles Throughout

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