Molly Manning Walker’s startlingly frank and stylish UK debut, about a wild teen holiday gone awry, tackles thorny issues of coercion and consent head on.
This highly kinetic and slyly subversive film focuses on Tara, a teenager on holiday with friends in pursuit of drinks, sun and sex at a Cretan resort. But when a night of hedonism turns sour, Tara starts to question her experience, her friendships and her own future, even as the neon-soaked, endless partying continues around her.
The screenings on Fri 3 Nov, 20:40, Mon 6 Nov, 18:25 and Wed 8 Nov, 16:20 will be followed by a short 10-minute pre-recorded Q&A with director Molly Manning Walker hosted by Melanie Iredale, director of Reclaim The Frame.
This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy
You can find the programme notes from Reclaim The Frame here.
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"Full-on energy, likable performances and uncompromisingly daft jokes turbocharge this debut feature"The Guardian
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