Claudia Lopez Lucia

Annoyed after a meeting with her producer, Gemma sits next to the confident Joel on the train. Then her 9-year-old son calls to say he wants to wear a dress to school the next day.

Three rugby girls question their own prejudices and those of their social circles towards female and male attributes in our society. All along the film we follow their locker room talks, their sport practice as well as their compromises mixing both coquettish touches and mudded knees. Without any use of speeches or theories, these teenage girls definitely offer us another way of being girls.

Annoyed after a meeting with her producer, Gemma sits next to the confident Joel on the train. Then her 9-year-old son calls to say he wants to wear a dress to school the next day.

Annoyed after a meeting with her producer, Gemma sits next to the confident Joel on the train. Then her 9-year-old son calls to say he wants to wear a dress to school the next day.

Three rugby girls question their own prejudices and those of their social circles towards female and male attributes in our society. All along the film we follow their locker room talks, their sport practice as well as their compromises mixing both coquettish touches and mudded knees. Without any use of speeches or theories, these teenage girls definitely offer us another way of being girls.

Three rugby girls question their own prejudices and those of their social circles towards female and male attributes in our society. All along the film we follow their locker room talks, their sport practice as well as their compromises mixing both coquettish touches and mudded knees. Without any use of speeches or theories, these teenage girls definitely offer us another way of being girls.