THE GIRLS ARE ALRIGHT – Review by Tara Karajica
Spanish actress Itsaso Arana’s directorial debut, The Girls Are Alright (Las chicas están bien), is an amusing, thought-provoking and heart-warming gem of a film. It is the story of a group of girls who meet at a country house for a week in summer to rehearse a play. During their time together, they exchange their knowledge of friendship, acting, love, orphanhood and death; with the secret hope that sharing will make them better people. The Girls Are Alright is a summer tale with princesses, horses, toads, a fire, a fiesta, a river, myriad letters, and even a scatterbrained prince.
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