Brutes

A coming-of-age story that ‘manages to bottle up that chaotic and messy feeling of girlhood’ (Stylist), from a fresh and radical new talent

‘Haunting.’ Nylon’Riveting.’ Elle’Brilliant.’ Sophie Mackintosh’Glittering.’ Marie Claire’Enthralling.’ New York Times’Manages to bottle up that chaotic and messy feeling of girlhood.’ StylistHuddled at a bedroom window, a group of teenagers peer out at their scorched, swampy, fame-hungry town. Taking turns with the binoculars, their gaze sweeps across the highway and the abandoned construction site to the lake. Figures drift across the landscape: mothers, fathers, a preacher’s daughter.These girls know everything about everyone – perhaps too much. ‘Beautiful and deeply strange. I loved it.’ Mariana Enriquez’Assured, insightful, quietly savage.’ Nicole Flattery’Brutes feels wonderfully untethered, wild and unpredictable.’ Danya Kukafka