I seriously couldn’t tell most of these girls apart, so I had a pretty confusing time trying to keep track of which story belonged to who. Didn’t help that their hair styles kept changing! Okay, I admit I have a bit of a problem in my life recognizing faces. Documentary wasn’t bad. The girls lives weren’t super interesting for the most part, some little dramas and life choices. Mostly liked it despite my confusion.

Resulta interesante la historia de estas chicas pero el desarrollo es muy confuso y no se explota a fondo las vivencias de estas adolescentes en su tránsito a la madurez.

Great snippets of gem and free form but directionless, in a way mirroring the subjects.

OK... Something happened to the Hubby and Wife duo on this movie. Hubby lost so much interest in this 79 minute slog he didn't feel it would be fair to put in a score so you're stuck with wife. Here's the bottom line. This is only for a select few: those near a city (the documentary follows girls in New York City, but any city will do), females (males may enjoy it, but will more than likely find it pretentious), and under the age of 30 (or have kids around or near the age of he girls in the movie). If you don't connect to all three of those you probably won't get this movie and I wouldn't blame you. It's a candid look at girls who were followed by cameras for three years, that are high school aged at the start. If you find yourself in the targeted audience above dive in, if not.... save yourself the 79 minutes because you won't make it to the end. Final Score: Hubby: Went on the internet halfway through/Wife: 8.1 Final Score: 8.1

super hated them then less so listening to it the second time