Robyn O. (14)

The film follows Robyn, a teenage girl who is eager to join her older brothers at parties. However, they are not keen on having her around, leading to feelings of isolation and desperation. When their parents go on a business trip, Robyn's younger brother discovers her struggles, which ultimately leads to a dramatic loss of control for Robyn.

With a focus on the complexities of teenage relationships, "Robyn O." offers a poignant look at the pressures faced by young people. The film features performances from Flor Decleir, Els Dottermans, and Zoë Thielemans, who contribute to the narrative's emotional depth. This film could appeal to collectors interested in contemporary dramas that highlight women's perspectives in film, particularly those directed by female filmmakers.