Little Trouble Girls

A Slovenian catholic girl navigates the exhilaration and confusion of first desire in this sensorial, sensitive and sublime coming-of-age feature debut.

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Credits

  • Director

    Urška Djukić

  • Screenwriters

    Urška Djukić, Maria Bohr, Marina Gumzi

  • With

    Jara Sofija Ostan, Mina Švajger, Saša Tabaković, Nataša Burger, Staša Popović

  • Slovenia-Italy-Croatia-Serbia 2025. 89min

  • Courtesy of

    BFI Distribution

  • Language

    Slovenian

    With English subtitles

  • Certificate

    BBFC 15

Access screenings

Sunday 29 March 15:30
Descriptive Subtitles

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Introduction

Lucia, a quiet 16-year-old, is enchanted by extrovert Ana-Maria, the new girl in her choir. The two soon become inseparable. But during a convent retreat in the country, Lucia’s burgeoning sexuality makes her question her beliefs and disrupts the balance around her. Reminiscent of Céline Sciamma’s early work, this is a stunning, sensitively told examination of girlhood.

Diana Cipriano

Content advice

Contains scenes of nudity.

How to book

BFI Flare tickets start from £10, with concessions available for many screenings and discounts for BFI Members. Booking information and ticket prices.

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