The first ten episodes of the drama series are not the most interesting because they focus on Stella (Akasha Collins), Ingrid’s best friend who prefers older men, and her relationship with a certain Ed.
Luckily, everything changes from episode 11! The story now focuses on Ingrid.
We then discover that behind this studious, responsible, and obedient student is also hiding a young lesbian girl in love with her best friend.
Her relationship with Stella becomes more complicated as the story progresses, but we feel that it is far from over.
At the same time, Ingrid meets Dani (Kelsie Schulz) who introduces her to lesbian love. Alongside Dani, Ingrid explores her sexuality and frees herself little by little.
Ingrid’s journey is captivating, intense, and sometimes even painful.
I didn’t know the web series “Flunk” until I heard about the release of season 2 and I must say that I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the plot and the complexity of the characters that make this web series probably one of the best for queer teens.
The first season of “Flunk” was released in 2019 and has already been a huge success with over 2.4 million views on YouTube. There is no doubt that season 2 will be followed as much. And today I am pleased to introduce it to you through this trailer:
Season 1 and 2 episodes are available in two formats, either 5-minute episodes on YouTube or 1.5-hour episodes on Vimeo.
For more information about the show, visit the official website flunk.com.au.
You can follow the web series on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
