EXTRA GEOGRAPHY (Film4 / BFI)

(Film4 / BFI / Screen Yorkshire)

Extra Geography (Film4/BFI/Screen Yorkshire), had a sold-out world premiere at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival in the World Cinema Dramatic Competition and will be released in Cinemas on 2nd October.

At an English girls’ boarding school, two teenage best friends grapple with the challenges of girlhood — friendship, boys, studies, and growing up — and embark on their summer project, falling in love with the next person they see.

Starring Marni Duggan and Galaxie Clear with Alice Englert
Written by Miriam Battye (Succession), adapted from the short story Extra Geography by Rose Tremain
Produced by Sarah Brocklehurst (The Outrun) / Brock Media

“Ones to watch at Sundance 2026… Molly Manners' "Extra Geography," about boarding school friends in England, is one that Nein said is one of the funniest, most sophisticated debut features that he's seen from the U.K. in years.” - The Independent, 10th December 2025

“Extra Geography joins the ranks of instant greats like “Lady Bird,” “Booksmart” and “Frances Ha.” - VARIETY

“Savagely funny and featuring some of the best chemistry of the year” - FAR OUT MAGAZINE

“Sneakily tragic — portrait of growing up and growing apart” - INDIEWIRE

“Both painfully funny and a punch in the gut” - THE GUARDIAN

“Molly Manners makes a stunning directorial debut” - COLLIDER

“Molly Manners’s stunning directorial debut makes girlhood feel both magical and fragile.” - ELLE

“A tender portrait of formative friendship.” - THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER

“This film oozes with charm and beauty in a “Rushmore” riff that still stands wholly alone.” - THE WRAP

“Director Molly Manners captures the tragic closeness (and bitterness) of growing up, and eventually apart, from someone who used to be your entire world." - DAZED

“Ones to watch at Sundance 2026… Molly Manners' "Extra Geography," about boarding school friends in England, is one that Nein said is one of the funniest, most sophisticated debut features that he's seen from the U.K. in years.” - THE INDEPENDENT