To Be A Good One

The narrative follows six-year-old Clara, who, after a conflict with her mother, attempts to reunite with her father. During her journey, she accidentally ends up with the Wagner family, where Julia Wagner finds bruises on Clara's body. This discovery prompts her to take action, highlighting themes of compassion and responsibility.

As a short film, To Be A Good One offers a concise yet impactful exploration of familial relationships and the innocence of childhood. The film features performances by Franziska Neiding, Silke Bodenbender, and Antje Widdra, who contribute to the emotional depth of the story. Collectors of short films and dramas may find this title a valuable representation of contemporary independent cinema from the late 2000s.