Actress Olivia Wilde made her directorial debut this weekend at South by Southwest. Huff Post reports "Booksmart" received rave reviews at the festival. The film centers on teenagers Amy and Molly (played by Kaitlyn Dever and Beanie Feldstein, respectively) as they prepare to graduate from high school. The two girls celebrate getting into college by having a night of partying and ?giving zero F?s,? as the film?s tagline states. Wilde told Variety that she made a coming-of-age film because the genre was important to her as a teenager. She said, "I really benefited from watching those movies ? everything from ?Fast Times [at Ridgemont High]? to ?Clueless? to ?Dazed and Confused. They really helped us contextualize the experience of being young, being a kid, being different."
