A Synopsis and Review of the Film Girl Picture (2022)

Girl Picture is a movie about Robby, an 18-year-old who is on the autism spectrum, who starts a relationship with Sally. The couple quickly realizes their making incompatible choices for the future, and their relationship ends. Robby starts to explore different interests such as his fascination with drawing pictures of girls in random ways. He meets Julie and they begin having an online relationship until Julie breaks it off because she’s been bullying a girl in real life and wants to change her life around.

Introduction to The Girl Picture

The Girl Picture follows Mia and her boyfriend Christopher as they prepare to defend their thesis at their graduate school of journalism. Mia’s mother was an unknown photographer who had taken pictures that were never published and she’s writing her thesis on women in media. Their lives change when they meet Ellie who becomes fascinated with Mia’s mom’s work. Ellie was one of those women in media who did not live up to other people’s expectations or goals until she met Mia’s mom and things changed for her completely.

Character names in The Girl Picture

Mimmi
Emma
Rönkkö
Jarmo
Sipi
Sanna
Otto
Allu
Samuli
Roope
Karoliina
Frida
Jantsu Puumalainen

Story of The Girl Picture

In this deep and haunting movie, we follow the story of three girls. The first, who successfully hides out in a bunker below her family home to survive the onslaught of aliens, is a little girl named Marie-Claire. Marie-Claire’s younger sister becomes sick, and she needs to protect herself from the outside world using what mother nature provides: food. The second girl is their older brother Daniela, who lives up in a tree with an older neighbor boy named Tomate who teaches her how to fight against the invaders by learning martial arts from him. The third girl is their mother Nana who tries to keep everything together as best as possible.

Photograph of Girl Equally Captures the Beauty and Suffering of Adolescence

The art or poetry of the emotional hurts and pain of a girl transitioning into womanhood is an emotional roller coaster. Finding an outlet is no easy feat. In April 2015, Carmel Wolf-Higgins created a project on Tumblr called “Girl Picture Balances the Poetry & Pain of Growing Up.” The project features stills taken from her life on Instagram between 2012 and 2014 with accompanying poems. The site has received over 28 thousand notes, 19 thousand reblogged images, and was featured in Boston Magazine.” Essentially this article will be about how this girl put picture posts together to talk about what it’s like to grow up as a young teenage girl.

What do you think about The Girl Picture?