17.3 about a sex

This short documentary explores the experiences and perspectives of three young girls as they navigate their understanding of sexuality and relationships. Through intimate conversations, the film delves into their thoughts on love, attraction, and the societal influences that shape their views. It offers a candid and age-appropriate look at the complexities of growing up and forming one's identity in the modern world. The narrative focuses on their evolving understanding of intimacy and personal connection.

The film received a modest reception, praised for its sensitive and honest approach to a delicate subject matter. Critics highlighted the authenticity of the young subjects and the thoughtful direction that allowed their voices to be heard. While not a major commercial release, it found an audience appreciative of its unique perspective and its exploration of youthful exploration of intimacy.

• Praised for its authentic portrayal of young girls discussing sexuality.
• Noted for its sensitive and non-judgmental directorial approach.
• Seen as a valuable contribution to discussions on adolescent development and intimacy.

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Nominated for Best Short Film at the 2021 Göteborg Film Festival.

The film was shot over a period of time allowing the director to build trust with the young subjects, contributing to the natural and open conversations captured on screen.