'How to Have Sex' Sheds Light on Gen Z's Party Culture

Molly Manning Walker's debut film opens in North America, sparking discussions on consent and earning critical acclaim.

'How to Have Sex,' a film by Molly Manning Walker, opens in North American theaters, exploring the dark side of Gen Z's party culture.
The movie, set in Greece, follows Tara and her friends as they navigate the complexities of consent, trust, and sexual assault during a holiday.
Critics praise the film for its nuanced portrayal of teenage experiences, highlighting the performances and direction.
The film has sparked conversations about consent and is being used as an educational tool in schools.
'How to Have Sex' has received critical acclaim, including a top prize at the Cannes Film Festival and multiple BAFTA nominations.