I think that 6.20 is the crucial point: this movie indulges too much on the imagery of what wants to show as bad, without a solid thinkful exploration of it, in a way that no message comes from the movie if not already pre-existing in the mind of the spectator (for examples the themes that today society is too sexualized, that even middle school girls now are used to these practices are not a plot argument, something to explore on a larger level, rather something that the spectator is supposed to think already watching it, in a way that a pedophile could have found a perfect movie to watch with nothing to trigger in him negative, guilty or critical thoughts). The idea that the girls here are only 11 is the biggest handicap of the movie: if they were 14-15 the movie could have been the same, but with better acting, adult girls and less cringy dancing prepubescent bodies to disturb the audience