Lola is Sixteen

Lola is a swimmer

Lola likes drawing portraits

Lola is unique

Lola is quiet but not shy

Lola is alone but not lonely

Lola is fond of unique individuals

Lola is fond of her step mum,

Christine

Lola is innocent

Lola is a virgin

Lola is aware

Lola is calculating

Lola is a liar

Lola makes people do crazy things

Lola wants to kiss Christine

Lola is a collector of images, of portraits, of people

Lola draws her next conquest

Lola films their forbidden moments

This film was created from curiosity and personal experience of teenagehood. Our heightened senses and emotions during this period of our lives are fascinating. Everything is new and exciting but we just don't know it until it's over. This paired with finding one's sexuality and experimenting with it is an important subject that needs to be explored. As young women, we need to be confident in our desires and not be submissive. We are not there to only to be pleased but also to be pleasured. This film takes inspiration from Sophie Hyde’s Australian Film, 52 Tuesdays, and Gia Coppola’s, Palo Alto.

It explores the themes of youth and sexuality and represents the empowerment of women and their sexuality through their teenage years.

This film is a daydream.

It's riding in a car and listening to your favourite song.

It's lazing around in your bedroom dreamy time.

It's pastel pink and blue

We are two female filmmakers who want to create a unique insight into the female empowerment of sexuality through teenagehood. 

We need funds to create the beautiful sets, get locations and make our actors look beautiful. We have worked hard to try and provide unique and personal items to our contributors. Any little bit helps but if you can't contribute, please stay updated on our campaign anyway, come to our events and spread the word!

We hope to create a visually stunning film that tells a unique and powerful story relevant to today.