And So We Put Goldfish in the Pool.

Four fifteen-year-old girls in a quiet suburb perform a strange, almost ritualistic act — releasing four hundred goldfish into their school's swimming pool. This summer gesture of quiet rebellion becomes a point of no return, a dividing line between childhood and what comes after. The film lingers with them in the days that follow, tracing the fragile threads of their friendship, their unspoken anxieties, and how a single inexplicable deed can permanently alter the course of an ordinary life.