Schoolgirls Growing Up

About This Movie

Schoolgirls Growing Up, directed by Walter Boos, is an odd mix of comedy and drama that captures the essence of teenage curiosity and the awkwardness of growing up. Set at a summer camp, the film dives into a group of girls as they navigate their emerging sexual identities, sparked by a new journal that lays bare the realities of sex. The tone fluctuates between light-hearted banter and moments of genuine introspection, offering a glimpse into the complexities of adolescence. The performances are a bit uneven, but that rawness adds to its charm. And, of course, there’s the campy atmosphere that feels both nostalgic and a tad risqué for its time. It's interesting how it tries to balance humor with serious themes, making it somewhat distinctive in the genre.

Explores teenage sexuality in a camp setting.Interesting mix of humor and serious themes.Has a nostalgic charm despite its campiness.