Unaware that the war is being lost, they begin to write, sharing memories and impressions, exploring the first time the creativity of a youth they never had, but an unexpected incident forces the girls to examine beliefs that they had never questioned before.
Recommended
Grief, joy and freezing water: the true story behind Sea Wolves Howl
Abbie Chatfield is hitting the road with a brand-new national tour
Adapt or imagine: the Melbourne exhibition for a world that won't stop shifting
Beat's inside guide to the unmissable sessions at St Kilda Film Festival
Doomscrolling, bed rotting and quiet longing: this new art exhibition explores modern loneliness