Lost in Tomorrow

A young girl struggles to get back home when she starts inexplicably waking up as a different person everyday.

The first half hour is mind-bogglingly irritating. She falls asleep and wakes up as someone else, over and over and over again. There's no substance to it, just a young girl waking up as different people repeatedly. I almost turned it off at 30 minutes because nothing...and I mean NOTHING... happened except repeated scenes of her falling asleep and waking up as another person.

It got better after that when at least we see a tiny bit of life when she is the 'other person', and perhaps it means to show that when you wish to be someone else, all those someone else's have the same struggles in their lives as you have in yours. However, you have to google the meaning to find out what the director had in mind, because nothing tells you and even after the 30 minute mark the film is still excruciatingly onerous to watch. All the actors acted okay, but editing and story were a giant failure. I hated this film. I gave it a 3 for the decent acting as that's all it had going for it.