So Damn Easy Going

Joannaʼs life is not exactly going smoothly. When her mother died, her father stopped going to work. He is depressed, just sitting on the couch, watching one quiz show after another. Joanna herself is constantly under pressure, restless and has trouble concentrating. The 18-year-old suffers from ADHD. She finds distraction when doing the crawl at the local swimming pool or during the casual quick encounters with sex buddy Matheus. Then Audrey shows up. The new girl at Joannaʼs school is confident and sensitive. She even manages to calm Joanna down in her particularly jittery phases. And she likes Joannaʼs crazy ways. It doesnʼt take long before the two girls are attracted to each other. Then Joanna runs out of medication, and she cannot afford to buy new one. Her father is no help; he does not even manage to pay the electricity bill on time. Seized with panic, Joanna tries to get money by selling condoms or old skis, but it all goes wrong. Can Matheus help out? He deals in marijuana after all. Is it perhaps not so bad in the end if Audrey finds out about her illness