Girls Lost

About This Movie

Girls Lost is an intriguing blend of drama and fantasy that dives into the lives of three fourteen-year-old girls exploring identity. The atmospheric quality of the film is underscored by its unique premise—a magical flower granting the girls the ability to transform into boys. Initially, the whole thing feels like a liberating adventure, but it quickly evolves into a more complex narrative. The pacing is thoughtful, leading us through their initial excitement to the inevitable realization that freedom comes with its own set of challenges. The performances, especially from the leads, capture the confusion and intensity of adolescence beautifully. It's not just about the magic; it’s about the transformation of self and the societal expectations that weigh on them. A distinctive film that feels both intimate and reflective.

Magical realism elements · Exploration of gender identity · Strong performances from the young cast