and is currently seeking distribution — beautifully captures that delicate juncture between adolescence and adulthood. The documentary was shot over the course of three years by filmmaker duo Jenny Gage and Tom Betterton, and follows the lives of seven Brooklyn teenagers – Ginger, Dusty, Ivy, Delia, Olivia, Sage, and Lena – as they experience friendship, heartbreak, loss, and growth. Jenny and Tom began following the two sisters, Ginger and Dusty, when they were 16 and 14, respectively. From there, they were introduced to their circle of friends. There is a familiarity that creeps in while watching this film, a sense that you know these girls. You’ll find that you recognize them in yourself.Teen Vogue What initially made you want to follow the girls and document their lives?Jenny Gage: y el dembow, los cuales son estilos de música que surgieron en losdancehalls tour last year (they probably took over one of your campuses at some point). The follow-up hits included both the equally-as-viral “Kanye,” but also a number of collaborations with some of your favorite artists. From “Roses” to “Don’t Let Me Down,” they’re totally dominating the music world. (And yes, we mean world: if you’re headed abroad any time soon, they’re playing shows in Europe until the end of next month.)