It'll Be Okay

About This Movie

It'll Be Okay captures a poignant slice of life through the lens of Bernd Sahling, exploring the struggles of a young man caught between two political realities in Germany. The documentary unfolds over nearly four years, allowing for a deep, immersive look into his daily existence, aspirations, and disillusionments. The pacing is contemplative, almost meditative at times, as it delves into the quiet moments that reveal the weight of living across differing ideologies. The tone is raw, filled with an authentic sense of yearning and frustration, reflecting the societal pressures that stifle one's dreams. The observational style feels intimate, making the viewer feel like an uninvited yet invested observer of his journey. It stands out for its honest portrayal of dreams deferred and the human spirit's resilience amidst political turbulence.

Features a personal journey through a divided Germany. · Captures the essence of political disillusionment. · Intimate, observational style with a reflective tone.