Little Trouble Girls

The introverted 16-year-old Lucia joins her Catholic school's girls' choir and befriends Ana-Maria, a popular third-year student. When the choir travels to a remote countryside monastery for a weekend of intensive rehearsals, their friendship comes under pressure due to Lucia's growing interest in a handsome restoration worker. The unfamiliar surroundings and her budding sexuality cause Lucia to begin doubting her beliefs and values—doubts that thoroughly disrupt the harmony within the choir.\n\nThe screening on September 11th will be subtitled in English. / De vertoning op 11 september is Engels ondertiteld.\n\nCommentaar Dit promising Slovenian debut by Urška Djukić rightly received glowing international critical acclaim. The film refreshingly portrays the familiar theme of budding, confusing sexuality within a strictly religious environment. With plenty of visual flair and stunning sound design, the film aptly captures how all the senses are on high alert when sexuality awakens. A sensory immersion that enchants.\n\nPress\n\n"Een Sloveense Call Me By Your Name with a heavenly soundtrack." - Filmfest Gent\n\n"A sensual, visually tingling coming-of-age story." ★★★★ - De Volkskrant\n\n"An utterly absorbing and outstandingly acted film." ★★★★★ - the Guardian