All This Panic

About This Movie

All This Panic gives you this raw, almost voyeuristic look at teenage girls in Brooklyn, you know? It's more than just a documentary; there's a real sense of intimacy and honesty that you don't often see. Over three years, the filmmakers really capture the nuances of growing up—emotional turbulence, friendships, and the push and pull of adolescence. The pacing feels organic, allowing you to settle into their lives. No flashy edits here, just real moments that resonate. The way they frame these girls’ stories, you get a genuine sense of their dreams and struggles. And it's shot with such a keen eye for detail, making you feel like you're right there with them. Definitely something that lingers after you've watched it.

Intimate portrayal of adolescence · Shot over three years · Focuses on emotional authenticity