On July 1, we invite you to a screening of “Little Trouble Girls” by Slovenian director Urška Djukić.
*If you purchased tickets for the May 13 film screening, which did not take place due to air raid alerts throughout the day, your ticket remains valid for the new screening date.
What is the film about?
A shy 16-year-old girl joins a Catholic choir. Through it, she briefly escapes her mother’s strict supervision as the group sets off on a summer trip. During the holiday, she is surrounded by her new flirtatious friend and other girls. Their dynamic begins to shift with the arrival of a dark-eyed restorer working at a local monastery.
This is a subtle coming-of-age drama about finding one’s voice, testing boundaries, and inner transformation. Urška Djukić’s debut echoes early works by Céline Sciamma and Alice Rohrwacher, while maintaining a distinct, minimalistic, and precise style.
Date & Time: July 1, 18:30
Duration: 1,30
Language: Slovenian with Ukrainian and English subtitles
Location: Jam Factory Art Center, Lviv, 124 B. Khmelnytskoho St., Auditorium Hall
Discussion follows the screening
Tickets:
120 UAH
60 UAH — students and seniors
free — military personnel and veterans
Tickets are available via the link or at the art center reception.
Learn more about the art center: jamfactory.ua