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2025·Drama·1h 30m
7.1
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Introverted 16-year-old Lucia befriends a popular student after joining an all-girl choir at Catholic school. When the choir travels to a convent for a weekend of rehearsals, Lucia starts to navigate the unfamiliar surroundings, complex teenage social structures, and her own sexual awakening.
Directed by Urška Djukić
nun
coming of age
religion
female sexuality
queer
lesbian

Cast

Jara Sofija Ostan
Jara Sofija Ostan
Lucia
Mina Švajger
Mina Švajger
Ana-Maria
Saša Tabaković
Saša Tabaković
Conductor
Nataša Burger
Nataša Burger
Helena
Saša Pavček
Saša Pavček
Sister Magda
Lotos Šparovec
Lotos Šparovec
Niko
Branko Završan
Branko Završan
Dr. Primožič

Crew

Urška Djukić
Urška Djukić
Director
Urška Djukić
Urška Djukić
Writer
Vladimir Gojun
Vladimir Gojun
Editor
Jožko Rutar
Jožko Rutar
Producer
Matteo Oleotto
Matteo Oleotto
Co-Producer
Ognjen Glavonić
Ognjen Glavonić
Co-Producer
Urška Djukić
Urška Djukić
Co-Producer
Srđan Koljević
Srđan Koljević
Script Consultant
Dominique Welinski
Dominique Welinski
Script Consultant
Eran Kolirin
Eran Kolirin
Script Consultant
Ildikó Enyedi
Ildikó Enyedi
Script Consultant
Jérémie Dubois
Jérémie Dubois
Script Consultant

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Remi
Remi
Little Trouble Girls
Few forces stronger in the universe than the pull of sexual desire—and with that few experiences more complex and all consuming to navigate than the oncoming waves of these gravitational shifts in our chemistry as we come of age through adolescence. When you add on top of that a repressive conditionalism that’s shaped the very fabric of your earliest ideas of morality, it can feel like an infinite void of internal conflict. Human impulse vs taught ideological constructs. Little Trouble Girls feels like such a deeply reflective and personal work from Urska Djukic—and if it isn’t then she certainly has a thorough understand of such themes, able to capture the subtlest pockets of behaviour and emotionality that paint the breadth of this whirlwind experience crossing the bridge into notions of adulthood.
Few forces stronger in the universe than the pull of sexual desire—and with that few experiences more complex and all consuming to navigate than the oncoming waves of these gravitational shifts in our chemistry as we come of age through adolescence. When you add on top of that a repressive conditionalism that’s shaped the very fabric of your earliest ideas of morality, it can feel like an infinite void of internal conflict. Human impulse vs taught ideological constructs. Little Trouble Girls feels like such a deeply reflective and personal work from Urska Djukic—and if it isn’t then she certainly has a thorough understand of such themes, able to capture the subtlest pockets of behaviour and emotionality that paint the breadth of this whirlwind experience crossing the bridge into notions of adulthood.
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Nina
Nina
Little Trouble Girls
guys, it's not wlw call me by your name as tiktok says. although I can see they tried to be
guys, it's not wlw call me by your name as tiktok says. although I can see they tried to be
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Nance
Nance
Little Trouble Girls
Man, this teacher is a freaking bully.
Man, this teacher is a freaking bully.
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Akys
Little Trouble Girls
I fell sorry for Lucija
I fell sorry for Lucija
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Plutis
Little Trouble Girls
Škofijska dela lezbijke! Also fuck off zborovodja!!
Škofijska dela lezbijke! Also fuck off zborovodja!!
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