We Were Dangerous
NZ, 2024, 82 min, English
Directed by: Josephine Stewart-Te Whiu

Montag
3. November
18:30
Heimatsaal im Volkskundemuseum
Paulustorgasse 13a, 1. Stock
CO-PRESENTED BY
Grazer Frauenrat
In 1954 New Zealand, three rebellious girls - Nellie, Daisy, and Lou - are sent to a remote island institution, where they form an unbreakable bond in defiance of their strict matron. But as cruel punishments escalate, their friendship is tested, forcing them to choose between resistance and survival.
„…a hopeful...rallying cry for girls to stick together across the various divides that people use to disempower them.“ - Indiewire
"Seldom has a seeming feel-bad movie turned so feel-good as We Were Dangerous, and brilliantly so..." - Mortal Cinema
"It's a cinematic rebellion, but it never loses its heart. With themes of resistance, friendship, and reclaiming power, it's a strong feminist piece that will stand the test of time." - Film Focus Online
"...a delightful movie about how there’s hope in even the darkest of circumstances, especially if you have a fighting spirit and your friends." - In Their Own League