

The film scores 9/10 woke by building its entire plot, conflict, and resolution around a teen girl's embrace of same-sex attraction as the central driver. Skip it if you want stories, not messaging.
The film's entire premise centers on 17-year-old Coley (Maya da Costa) discovering romantic and intimate feelings for another girl, Sonya (Myra Molloy), after moving to rural Oregon following her mother's death.
The narrative explicitly frames Coley's self-doubt and Sonya's uncertainty about 'dating girls' as the central conflict, with the story resolving through their embrace of same-sex attraction. This is not incidental diversity or organic character development but the foundational driver, as the plot, emotional arcs, and resolution would collapse without the queer romance element.
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