Set against the backdrop of Wyoming in 1870, "There’s still Tomorrow" unfolds in the days leading up to the first election allowing women to vote. Delilah, a resilient woman in a humble village, navigates her duties of sewing, caring for the elders, and preparing meals for the affluent. Her evenings are consumed by tending to her modest home, ailing father-in-law Octavius, and shielding her children from the brutality of her husband, Ivan. When her daughter Mary announces plans to marry Julian, the saloon owner's son, Delilah's world is further entangled with the arrival of a compassionate young man from the native reserve, the return of her ex-boyfriend Noah, and the looming election. As these threads intertwine, Delilah undergoes a transformative journey, challenging her perspective on life.
