Little Darlings (1980)
At a summer camp, two 15-year-old girls from contrasting backgrounds embark on a playful competition to be the first to lose their virginity. The spirited and determined characters navigate friendship, rivalry, and the complexities of adolescence while surrounded by the antics of their peers. As they pursue their respective goals, both girls confront their own expectations and desires, leading to unexpected insights about love and relationships. The camp setting serves as a backdrop for their personal growth and the challenges of growing up in a world filled with pressure and temptation.
