Panthers

Joana and Nina are two 13-year-old friends in the midst of puberty. The first one, bubbly and brazen, has vital questions about female gender. She's gender-nonconforming and she shows it in her illustrations. She's very popular at school, and very successful on social networks. The second one, the daughter of Guinean migrants, is a calm and reflective young woman who suffers from anorexia. Both are women of their time and condition: social networks, immediacy and excesses.
Today, Joana has decided to put an end to her existential anxiety. At that moment a macabre game devised by Joana begins. That decisive moment of puberty will cause something in each of them to change forever.