TOMORROW NEVER CAME

TOMORROW NEVER CAME is the second installment of the trilogy inspired by Mother Teresa’s quote: “Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin.”  It is loosely based on Bryan’s experiences during the fall semester at George Mason University. The story was influenced by news that circulated within the Vietnamese student club, which left a lasting impression on him.

While researching the subject matter, Bryan discovered the article “The Words My Father Said to Me When I Was Suicidal,” a memoir by Chris Lee published on The Mighty and Yahoo!. He reached out to Chris directly and received permission to incorporate select elements of the article into the screenplay.

The title reflects Bryan’s admiration for Justin Lin’s Better Luck Tomorrow and the support it received from renowned film critic Roger Ebert in 2002. Although the titles share the word Tomorrow, the screenplay bears no similarity in characters or plot to Lin’s film.

Lisa Dunning, MA, LMFT, a graduated with a BA degree in Theater Arts from the University of California, Irvine (UCI) and went on to pursue her graduate degree in marriage and child therapy from Phillips Graduate Institute.

Lisa received her Marriage and Family Therapy License in the States of California and Colorado. She currently is the Co-Founder and President of Life Support Behavioral Institute, a Mental Health facility servicing various counties in the Colorado area. ​

She is the author of GOOD PARENTS, BAD PARENTING, and in addition, has written various published articles on relationship and parenting issues and has appeared on television and radio. 

Story & Screenplay by: Bryan Huynh
Screenplay Contributor: Chris Lee
Produced by: Bryan Huynh

Producer: Lisa Dunning
Associate Producer: Cynthia Loi

Cinematographer & Editor: Chuck Fiorella

Sound: Ian Coleman
Production Assistant: Lor Bouchie

Composer: Paul Kneusel
Music by: Drae Dunning & Linda Chou

Casting by: Natalie Lynn Talent Agency