Directed by Sophie Lorain |
Canada, 2018 (fiction, 88 minutes, black and white, French) |
Also known as "Charlotte a 17 ans", "Charlotte Has Fun", "Charlotte Quer se Divertir", "Charlotte sie bawi", "Los amores de Charlotte", "Ribanc, de jó értelemben", "Slut in a Good Way" |
Film Description: "Recently heartbroken, Charlotte decides to put an end on her emotional dependence and explores her sexuality. 17-year-old Charlotte is going through her first serious breakup. To get over her ex-boyfriend, she decides to explore her recent freedom and sleep around with other guys. When a local toy megastore is looking for students as casual staff for the Christmas holiday season, Charlotte applies instantly as she's somewhat smitten by the guys who already work at the store. Her new colleagues are clearly interested in her as well and Charlotte has a blast with different no-strings-attached love affairs. However, when her newfound sexual empowerment gives her the 'perfect score' in a game created by her male co-workers, she finds herself at the centre of workplace gossip. Fed up with outdated gender norms, Charlotte and her female colleagues hatch a plan. The film explores teenage girls' desires, the blurred lines between sex and friendship, and the unfair double standard imposed upon girls. It is a story of desire, self-censorship, and self-assertion." -- Luxembourg City Film Festival (source)
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Written by: | Catherine Léger |
Produced by: | Griffin Gmelich, Martin Paul-Hus, Anna Roberts, Brian Volk-Weiss, Kathy Wolf |
Principal Cast: | Marguerite Bouchard, Alex Godbout, Rose Adam, Romane Denis, Marylou Belugou, Anthony Therrien, Vassili Schneider, Samuel Gauthier |
Cinematography: | Alexis Durand-Brault |
Film Editing: | Louis-Philippe Rathé |
Production Company: | Amérique Film |