A new film by director Jane Schoenbrun explores themes of sex and self-actualization. The movie, "Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma," depicts a teenage girl's uncomfortable first sexual experience. The film is described as a slasher fantasy that portrays bad sex as a villain.

Schoenbrun's work is said to argue for pursuing fantasy and pleasure as a means to self-actualization. Further details about the film and its message can be found through CNN, as reported by KVIA ABC-7.