There Should Be Rules

The story follows two 14-year-olds, Mia and Mirjam, as they navigate the challenges of adolescence in a dreary little town. Mirjam embarks on a relationship with an older man, while Mia deals with her father's drinking problem. Despite their struggles, the girls find solace in each other and their friendship with Karl, their intelligent companion.

This film is notable for its focus on female perspectives, being directed by Linda-Maria Birbeck. The portrayal of small-town life and the realities of growing up adds depth to the narrative. Collectors of indie dramas or films with strong character-driven stories may find interest in this title, especially those who appreciate narratives centered around female experiences and relationships.