“Best! Holiday! Ever!” After a miserably long school year and in post-exam ecstasy, three sixteen-year-old besties arrive in Crete. Packed with flashy outfits and fragrant sunscreen, the friends explore a massified resort town in search of experiences to satisfy their immense hunger for what (a carefree version of) adulthood should entail. However, hostility looms in the adjacent hotel room when one of the guests recklessly crosses Tara’s (Mia McKenna-Bruce) boundaries.

Debut filmmaker and established cinematographer Molly Manning Walker draws on childhood vacation memories to bring us this powerful, yet often painfully relatable story, earning her the prize for young talent at Cannes. We can never learn enough about sex and, more importantly, our responsibilities to each other.