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How do teenagers, often faced with conflicting expectations, experience their first sexual encounter today? While the median age for first sexual intercourse remains around 17, young people’s sexuality is shaped by issues related to consent, pornography, and social media. With tenderness and humor, and at times with gravity, this film explores the evolving concerns and practices of a generation of 15- to 17-year-olds who are still thirsty for love.
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How do teenagers, often faced with conflicting expectations, experience their first sexual encounter today? While the median age for first sexual intercourse remains around 17, young people’s sexuality is shaped by issues related to consent, pornography, and social media. With tenderness and humor, and at times with gravity, this film explores the evolving concerns and practices of a generation of 15- to 17-year-olds who are still thirsty for love.
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Runtime:61 minutes
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