"How to Have Sex": A Compelling Exploration of Relationships and Identity

Molly Manning Walker's "How to Have Sex" takes viewers on a drifty journey through euphoria and dread, following recent British high-school graduate Tara and her friends as they experience post-exams summer fun in Greece. The film, directed by cinematographer Molly Manning Walker, captures the atmosphere of hedonism and the ominous cadence of a techno-fueled descent into hell, while delicately portraying the unspoken rituals and complexities of teenage interactions. Mia McKenna-Bruce's expressive performance anchors the film, as the narrative unfolds with a fragmented, elliptical style that mirrors a dark, fragile memory.