Little Trouble Girls
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- Feb 17, 2025
Call Me By Your Nun
TimFeb 17, 2025sofia coppola if she went on erasmus
LiliaFeb 14, 2025diabolical taste in men AND women
p - Aug 15, 2025
woahhhh this hit me out of nowhere. so gorgeous, i’m completely in awe of the confidence in framing and editing. every contextual element from the convent to the choir so acutely amplifies that heady combination of desire and shame – and how finding yourself can feel so…
ianaNov 14, 2025Kind of sad that most of the top reviews of this film are "funny" one-liners because I find it the most sensual and beautiful movie of this year. Coming-of-age tragedy to where the phrase "every frame is a painting" actually applies. Jara Sofija Ostan gives a mind-blowing…
Cobrainwater ✄Feb 12, 2025how to better kick off a Berlinale than with a decidedly psychoanalytical film? a girl and her slice of life in a catholic choir, in between guilt for the alleged immorality of your sexual desires and the excitement of discovering your first appetite. the repression of…
shookone - Feb 15, 2025
Profoundly wish that somebody, ANYBODY, had just pushed the conductor off that bridge
Eduardo Rivera VelascoAug 13, 2025One of the horniest coming-of-age films I’ve ever seen despite almost no sexual contact taking place. The convent feels like a tinderbox that could explode in all directions at any moment. I guess that’s what Catholicism does to a mf. Exquisitely shot and performed. I love…
LucindaFeb 15, 2025Being a 16 y/o sapphic sometimes means you’re even jealous of Mary the holy godmother herself
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What could have been a generic sexual awakening circumvents tradition and expectation with surprise developments and increasingly sensual turns. Even when the film toys with cliche, as it does with multiple time-lapse montages of flowers in bloom, it’s still in keeping with Lucija’s viewpoint, to which Djukić becomes so perfectly attuned.
Djukic has a fine eye and is a talent to look out for, even if here, like Ana-Maria, she chose the wrong girl.
The film fascinatingly shows how Catholic moral strictures and an underlying paganism where desire is holy are two sides of the same coin.