A person in a stall with only their legs and shoes visible, the stall door slightly open, revealing pink tiled flooring and a bathroom stall.

JUST GIRLS (2025)

Lucia, 17, grapples with the complexities of adolescence in a predominantly white American high school. The story unfolds entirely within the confines of the school’s girls’ bathroom, where the pair skip class to create a world of their own, away from the watchful eyes of authority.

DIRECTOR

ARIEL SELIGMAN

CINEMATOGRAPHER:

MAGIC TURSKi

FORMAT:

SHORT FILM

A group of girls in pink shirts and gray skirts, along with a woman in a black blazer, are gathered in a girls' restroom with white tiled walls and sinks. Some girls are seated on the counter, while others are standing, and some are looking at a monitor or talking. There is a mirror, and a poster on the wall promoting a theater club, with various notes and decorations on the mirrors.
Three women lying on the tile floor, two wearing pink shirts, smiling, and engaging in conversation.
Three women in a bathroom, one of them is taking a photo of another woman standing at the sink, all wearing pink shirts and dark skirts.
Three women stand in front of a mirror in a small tiled room, with one woman looking directly at the camera and two women reflected in the mirror, facing away.
Four women in a bathroom, three wearing pink polo shirts and gray skirts, one in a blue apron, having a conversation. One woman is leaning against a counter, another is looking at her, a third is standing near a mirror, and the fourth is standing with her back to the sink. There are sticky notes and signs on the walls and mirrors, and a hand dryer is visible.