Our aim was to create a production process that is in harmony with the lives of all the women depicted as well as those creating the film. Our production values reflect the cultural values of the participants, which are anchored in deep respect for Elders, hunting and fishing seasons, community events and family traditions... We seek to create innovative stories for our time by respecting and rediscovering our traditions.?Marie-Helene Cousineau, Madeline Piujuq Ivalu Amid summer celebrations, only the elderly Ningiuq feels apprehension toward the future, a future that is rumored to be bringing the white man to her community. After she and her grandson Maniq complete preparations for the winter on a remote island, they wait for their family’s return. And wait. And wait. Before Tomorrow is a story of a woman’s ability to retain her dignity in the face of any and all threats to her life.