M.F.A.

An art student named Noelle undergoes a traumatic shift in her life after she is raped by a fellow student. Following a confrontation that results in the accidental death of her attacker, she discovers that many other women on campus suffered similar abuses without seeing the perpetrators punished. Noelle decides to seek justice herself, transforming her quest for revenge into the primary inspiration for her artistic projects.

This thriller was directed by Natalia Leite, marking her second feature following Bare. The screenplay was written by Leah McKendrick, who also served as a producer and acted in the film as Skye. The cast is led by Francesca Eastwood in the role of Noelle, alongside Peter Vack and Clifton Collins Jr. The production involved Villainess Productions, Syncretic Entertainment, and GTE Productions in the United States.

The film has received a moderate reception from viewers, holding a 6.1 rating on TMDB based on 196 votes. Professional critics gave the movie a slightly higher score of 6.8 based on 25 reviews.