Thirteen

Tracy, an unassuming and average 13-year-old, unexpectedly forms a bond with Evie, the school's most popular girl. This seemingly fortuitous friendship leads Tracy into a hidden world of sensuality, substance abuse, and financial allurement. Initially exhilarating, Tracy's newfound lifestyle eventually begins to erode her personal connections and tarnish her previously innocent outlook on life, casting a shadow over her relationships with family and old friends alike. The story delves into the complexities of teenage vulnerability, peer pressure, and identity crisis in the face of rapid changes.