The Wild Chicks

"The Wild Chicks" (Die Wilden Hühner) is a German coming-of-age film released in 2006 directed by Vivian Naefe. The movie follows a group of five teenage girls who form a tight-knit friendship and embark on various adventures together, navigating the challenges of growing up, school, and relationships. The central conflict arises when the girls encounter a rival group of boys called "The Pygmies," leading to a series of pranks and competitions between the two groups. As the girls bond and support each other through personal struggles, they learn the value of friendship, loyalty, and standing up for themselves.