Only Girls Cry

About This Movie

Only Girls Cry dives into the raw, awkward world of childhood politics entwined with early romantic stirrings. Set against the backdrop of Yugoslavia in '89, it’s not just about kids running for Class President; it’s a lens into how power dynamics play out in such tender ages. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to soak in the emotions and subtle tension between the young characters. The performances are refreshingly genuine, capturing that mix of innocence and the heavy weight of impending adulthood. What really stands out is how the film juxtaposes political ambition with the simplicity of schoolyard crushes, making every interaction feel layered and meaningful. The atmosphere is both nostalgic and poignant, a slice of life that resonates beautifully.

Features a unique setting in late '80s Yugoslavia. · Explores themes of innocence lost and power dynamics. · Strong emphasis on character-driven storytelling.