Strange Little Girls (2004)

The story in this cheeky short revolves around two 14-year old girls on their own in London. They get liquored up, go on a shoplifting spree and follow strange men into pubs, flirtatious and self-confident. But their true identities will be revealed, and they are both in for a backlash. The talented Savina Dellicour raises issues about adolescence and coming-of-age as she depicts theses two girls aspirations to become independent women. Experimenting with subjective sound, the director exposes a barrier between two clashing worlds; that of the imaginative young girls and of the harshness of adult truth.