"Rarely has the subject of human mortality been treated with such playful dexterity as in Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit’s Die Tomorrow. This narrative/doc hybrid hones in on the existential question, ‘When is it our time to die?’, and goes about answering it through a mix of staged re-enactments, captured interviews and surprisingly droll text-based asides"

- Ben CROLL, Screen

"What emerges is a deeply thoughtful mosaic on the human relationship to time."

--Rowena Santos AQUINO, VCinemaShow

"For a movie about such a grim subject matter, the result can be surprisingly pleasant and even uplifting."

-- Jordan MINTZER, The Hollywood Reporter

"Thamrongrattanarit’s stimulating rhythm and unhurried pacing slowly casts a spell over the viewer who, in turn, are rewarded with a series of tender moments that highlight the simple pleasures that make life worth living."

-- Parick GAMBLE, CineVue