Girl Picture

Its breezy humor comes with a razor sharp script, a sophisticated structure and visual flair, making it a confident and compelling contender.

“Girl Picture"... is only saved from all-out soapiness by the authenticity of the three main performances.

An engaging and intimate Gen Y drama.

A small but effective portrait of adolescence in Scandinavia, unpretentious enough to avoid heavy-handed lessons, but not bold enough to become an all-timer.

This is such a vivid, lovable triple-decker performance from Milonoff, Kauhanen and Leino.

A refreshing and truthful portrait of contemporary girlhood.

Girl Picture is an honest, realistic depiction of three young women as they experience the ups and downs of teenage life.

The movie treats its teen protagonists with sensitivity and compassion...

The film is at its best in conveying the emotional ups and downs, intimacy, and support, as well as the awkward moments in teen relationships.

Girl Picture is a familiar affair with a role reversal executed excellently. I was deeply invested in the two leads’ struggles from the start and was totally enthralled by the emotional highs and lows of both their plots equitably.