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Ghederick Eshmont 02/04/2024 The film’s brilliance is evident in its nuance & what’s left unsaid by Tara. Molly Manning-Walker’s debut is exceptional. See more The O Nov 15 Yeah this is just straight porn without any substance See more Jack T Sep 11 Brilliant, clever, thoughtful...and sex! Really enjoyed See more florencia L @Florencel Jul 5 It is a concerning movie. Through the eyes of the characters, it's a journey where binge drinking is desired, glorified and normalised. The reflection of the human quality and their lost meaning is reflected in the trashed, vomited and peed on landscape. Empty relationships and objectified sexual intimacy, this is not a rite of passage movie, but a worrying portrait of confused and damaged youth. See more Wayne M May 23 How To Have Sex is a thoughtful and insightful look into teenage behaviour. It's languid and simmering, fun and nuanced. The film follows three teenage girls off for a summer holiday to Crete. Tara, Em and Skye are best friends and are looking forward to a few days of sun, drinking and perhaps sex. Tara is the only virgin in the small group. Over a couple of days the film follows the three girls and their time on the island. They meet a nice lad in Badger who Tara develops feelings for. Badger has a friend named Paddy who later is involved in an unsavoury incident with Tara. This film could have been just a teenage romp, but it's a little more nuanced than that. We see that all three girls are uncertain about their futures and also how boys can prey on them when they are vulnerable. Performances are great, especially Mia McKenna-Bruce as Tara. A smart and worthy teenage film. See more Cherry K Apr 9 A fantastic film about consent and fake friendships. See more Read all reviews

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