What Tomorrow Brings
Human Rights Watch Film Festival 2015
June 11 - 21, 2015
Work-in-Progress Screening
Q&A with Beth Murphy
The story of the first all-girls’ school in a remote Afghan village, What Tomorrow Brings traces the interconnected tales of students, teachers, village elders, parents, and the tenacious school founder who teaches a nation, a community, and the students themselves that females also count.
Work-in-Progress Screening
Q&A with Beth Murphy
What Tomorrow Brings is the story of the first all-girls’ school in a remote Afghan village. The film traces the interconnected tales of students, teachers, village elders, parents, and tenacious school founder Razia Jan who teaches a nation, a community, and the students themselves that females also count. While the girls learn to read and write, their education goes far beyond the classroom to become lessons about tradition and time. They discover their school is the one place they can turn to understand the differences between the lives they were born into and the lives they dream of leading.
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