‘Destroy All Girls’ Debuts at Locarno Film Festival
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‘Destroy All Girls’ Debuts at Locarno Film Festival

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Erin Vassilopoulos's film, ‘Destroy All Girls,’ premiered at the Locarno Film Festival. The movie is described as an anthropological study focusing on a long-standing yet perpetually youthful subculture.

The film centers around a young woman from New Jersey who joins a group of itinerant skater dudes. According to reviews, the film offers a look into this particular subculture and how it has persisted over time.

The Hollywood Reporter describes ‘Destroy All Girls’ as evocative drama that functions as an anthropological study. The review highlights the enduring nature of the skating subculture despite its years of existence, noting its continued vibrancy.

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