Little Darlings

In a summer camp setting where youthful energy abounds, two teenage girls embark on a journey marked by competition and self-discovery as they vie for the title of "first to lose their virginity." Hailing from distinct backgrounds, these 15-year-olds navigate the complexities of adolescence and the social dynamics at play in their quest. The film delves into themes of identity, friendship, and personal growth, juxtaposing the girls' rivalry with moments of camaraderie that ultimately shape their lives during this pivotal season. Through its raw portrayal of teenage experience and exploration of societal pressures, the movie offers a candid look at the complex interplay between ambition, vulnerability, and coming-of-age in an era marked by change.