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GFF26: TOMORROW I'LL BE BRAVE
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Synopsis
Australian premiere
Ab morgen bin ich mutig
Taking and developing photos has been twelve-year-old Karl’s favorite pastime for years. When Karl invites his crush Lea to visit his improvised bathroom photo laboratory, Lea is impressed by Karl’s ‘light magic’ in the lab, but time is running out for Karl to express his feelings as Lea is changing schools after the summer break.
Karl’s older brother Tom advises him to be brave, and Karl has one last chance to find out if his feelings for Lea are reciprocated during the upcoming school trip. During this trip, the class is tasked with making a film on the theme of love, and it soon becomes clear that Karl is not alone with his love problems.
A charming, observant coming-of-age film, Tomorrow I’ll Be Brave explores the tween angst of falling in love with a touch of humour and tenderness.
German with English subtitles
AWARDS & FESTIVALS
International Film Festival for Children and Young Audience 2025 | WINNER: Best European Children's Film
Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival 2025 | Official Selection
Opening Date
Sunday, May 17, 2026
Rating
G
Length
80m
Reviews
A must-see German children’s film.
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