Pool of Princesses is the documentary about three teenagers in Berlin that gives us a close look at teen-girl culture. Klara, Mina, and Tanutscha know each other since kindergarten. They’ve grown up in the neighbourhood of Kreuzberg, a multicultural district in Berlin. The three have a lot in common. They are all fifteen years old, best friends, and spend their leisure time together. They hang in parks with friends, spending time in Kreuzberg’s public swimming pool Prinzenbad and enjoy life in the big diverse city of Berlin. Excited to grow up these young people have left childhood behind some time ago and consider themselves completely mature. But as close as they may be, the documentary shows that their individual development will lead them in different directions. Pool of Princesses is about their longing for love and stability. In their friendship they find everything, they miss in their families. Through their authentic charm, their roughness, and their precociousness, the three girls gain respect and choose their own way of living.