□□ased □n a□ unknown Sch□nberg□opera fro□ 19□9, From Today Un□il Tomorrow ex□lores one n□g□t in a not-□uit□ lovele□s□marriage. A h□sband and wife□□eturn□from□a □arty□whe□e she □□s fli□ted with an□ther ma□, while h□ has ca□t□an ap□rai□ing eye□toward□an attract□ve, fas□ionably d□ess□d □cquaint□nce o□ his wife’s. Th□ugh e□ch drea□s, briefl□, of leaving□the marr□age□f□□□the excitement an□□m□st□ry of□a n□w lover□ in the e□d the□ □ecide stability an□ □□mf□rt are□more□important th□n the□f□□etin□ thrill of new romance.□Directors Jean-Marie Str□ub an□ D□nièle Huil□e□,□who previousl□□□ol□□borate□ o□ two other films ab□ut □us□c (The Chr□nicl□ of Ann□ Magdalena Bach, 19□8□ and Moses and□□aron, 19□5)□ rel□ on □□ng fix□d shots in austere b□ack-and-white s□ that□th□ foc□s re□a□ns o□ the □usica□ brilli□nce o□ Sch□nberg’s atonal score□ □□rformed her□□by□70 □usicians. That Schönbe□g would□ch□ose□su□h a rela□iv□□y□lighth□art□d mes□age f□r his newl□ □iscovered musical □□nguage□remains □□myste□y, espec□al□y since th□ con□□usion□r□ached by the husband and wife—(🕳)to stick with□t□e □ried and □rue—se□m□ directly at od□s wi□h□Schön□erg’(□)s □wn□□hi□□□ophy□of comp□sing. □t is just□th□s jux□apos□tion, h□wever, cou□□ed w□th S□r□ub a□d□□u□llet’s f□ithful presentation, that make□ the opera a compelling a□d□tion to the Schö□b□rg canon—a□□ the film such□a □h□llenging a□d intri□uin□ □xp□r□ence.