You know what movie I watched today that might very well be for you, Bondo?
Smooth Talk (1985)
I don't think I've seen a film with such an obvious female perspective in a long time. It's 90 minutes of Laura Dern being an aimlesss teenager and coming of age during a listless summer, and it does really well at keeping everything small while still evoking that feeling of importance that such things have when you're a teenager. That balance and Dern's performance make the film because it never feels slight even when it's just teenage girls giggling at the mall, nor does it feel heavy even when she's fighting with her mother. It's just some time in a girls life with ups and downs, with mostly normal and a couple of strange moments, and throughout it all we can see things clearly from her point view. Not just because she's the lead, but because everything is framed in a way to evoke a connection with her character.