Follows the lives of high school girls in Brooklyn over three years and their intimate struggles among their friends and family - becoming independent, deciding on colleges, & navigating NYC. I remember there were details about the girls’ lives that I never saw shown in movies about teenagers before. The documentary captures their desires to find their purpose and transition from childhood to adulthood in such beautiful shots & honest conversations.
May 14, 2024

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i firmly believe that nothing is as intoxicating or intense or dreamy as teenage girl friendships, and this documentary shoves you right in the sticky, messy heart of them
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something about the tight shots and the environment made me feel calm.The way they were able to make a very surface level story line feel so deep is something i didn't expect also i particularly liked those little conversations they have.
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