

Set over the course of one summer in rural Oregon, 17-year-old Coley (Maya da Costa) falls in love for the first time after moving to live with her father (Zach Braff) forcing her to confront her own identity, desires, and future. Based on writer and director Hayley Kiyoko’s hit single and best-selling novel of the name and featuring all-new music from Kiyoko, Girls Like Girls is a heartfelt sapphic coming-of-age narrative.
Content warning: Discussion of self-harm and suicide
"[....] just as joyful, tear-jerking, and unabashedly gay as I expected, possibly even more so."
–Callie Hanna, FandomWire
"The heartrending directorial debut guides us through a rainbow of emotions complemented by two compelling lead performances and achingly gorgeous cinematography."
–Courtney Howard, Fresh Fiction
"Beautifully shot and tenderly acted, placing all its faith in pure emotion rather than in overly convoluted twists and turns, this is the sort of gem that feels all the more special for appearing, at first, so ordinary."
–Angie Han, The Hollywood Reporter