Ausgebremst

In a small German town, a young man desperately tries to impress a girl during a local fun run. As he attempts increasingly absurd methods to stand out, his efforts lead to comical mishaps and unexpected consequences. The film explores themes of youthful ambition and the humorous struggles of trying to achieve something significant, even in the smallest of contexts.

Ausgebremst has been recognized for its charming humor and relatable portrayal of everyday awkwardness. While not a major international release, it has garnered attention at film festivals for its lighthearted tone and effective comedic timing within a short format.

• Praised for its effective short-form comedy and lighthearted premise.
• Appreciated for its relatable depiction of relatable, everyday comedic struggles.
• Noted for its charming performances and simple yet engaging narrative.

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Nominated for Best Short Film at the Filmfestival Max Ophüls Preis.

The film was shot in and around the director's hometown, giving it an authentic and personal feel.