A demain

A demain is a 1992 French comedy-drama directed by Didier Martiny, who co-wrote the screenplay together with Yasmina Reza, the playwright who would later become internationally known for stage works such as Art. The film stars Jeanne Moreau, one of French cinema's most celebrated leading actresses by that stage of her career, alongside Michel Berto and a supporting company that includes François Cluzet and Josiane Stoléru. Produced entirely within France without foreign co-financing, the picture belongs to the wave of French comedy-dramas of the early 1990s that paired veteran stars from earlier decades with writers coming from theater backgrounds. Beyond its genre classification and cast, little additional plot detail has survived in available sources, though the presence of Reza's writing credit alongside Moreau's star billing marks it as a notable, if now obscure, meeting point between French cinema and contemporary theater at the start of the 1990s.