A Real Young Girl (1976)

During a summer vacation in the French countryside, bored teen Alice Bonnard lusts after a young stud working in her father's sawmill, and so begins her steamy sexual awakening. Alice's rampant experimentation and wild fantasies unleash a storm of emotions, captured vividly by first-time writer-director Catherine Breillat, who adapted the script from her own 1974 novel, Le Soupirail.