Tomorrow, the World!

Synopsis

Tomorrow, the World! is a compelling drama released in 1944, starring Fredric March as a foster father to a young German boy, who struggles to overcome the influence of Nazism. The film delves into complex themes of indoctrination, prejudice, and the clash of cultures during wartime. As tensions rise between the characters, the narrative skillfully examines the power of empathy and understanding in the face of hatred. With stellar performances and a poignant storyline, Tomorrow, the World! offers a thought-provoking look at the human spirit and the challenges of bridging divides in a divided world.

Cast

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  Fredric March

  Mike Frame

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  Betty Field

  Leona Richards

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  Agnes Moorehead

  Aunt Jessie Frame

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  Joan Carroll

  Pat Frame

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  Skip Homeier

  Emil Bruckner (as Skippy Homeier)

• Edit Angold

  Frieda

Reviews

Tomorrow, the World! has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some praise its poignant portrayal of the struggles faced by the characters and the emotional depth of the storyline, others criticize its handling of the complex themes. Rotten Tomatoes rates it with a 67% based on reviews from various critics. IMDb audience reviews mention the powerful performances by the cast, especially Fredric March, but also point out pacing issues. Metacritic showcases a range of opinions, with some highlighting the film's historical significance, while others note its dated representation. Overall, Tomorrow, the World! presents a thought-provoking narrative that resonates with audiences to this day.

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