All Talk

During summer break, three high school friends - Antonio, Mate, and Stjepan, travel alone for the first time to a secluded cove on the island of Šolta. In the turbulence of adolescence, their conversations revolve around sex, while their friendship becomes increasingly strained. Mate’s year-long relationship sets him apart, provoking jealousy in Antonio, who resents losing his friend and expresses it through immature remarks. Their tensions remain unresolved, while Stjepan feels increasingly sidelined.
The fragile balance shifts with the unexpected arrival of two Slovenian women, whose uninhibited presence briefly unites the boys, fulfilling their fantasies. Antonio sees a chance to reconnect with Mate, overlooking Stjepan, who quietly seeks recognition. Unlike the others, Stjepan approaches the women and, through an awkward attempt, invites them over.
As the inexperienced boys try to impress the tourists, their clumsy efforts reveal insecurities, shifting loyalties, and unspoken emotions, forcing them to confront themselves and their friendship.