Hayley Kiyoko's 'Girls Like Girls' Officially Becoming a Feature Film

Hayley Kiyoko's Beloved 'Girls Like Girls' Set for Feature Film Adaptation Los Angeles, CA – After years of fervent fan requests, singer, songwriter, and director Hayley Kiyoko has officially announced that her iconic 2015 music video, 'Girls Like Girls,' is being developed into a feature film. The announcement, made via a new video shared by Kiyoko, confirms that the project is now in production. The original 'Girls Like Girls' music video, which resonated deeply with audiences worldwide, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community, depicted a poignant coming-of-age story. The new film adaptation, based on Kiyoko's hit song and viral video, will star Maya da Costa as Coley and Myra Molloy as Sonya, bringing the universal story of first love to the big screen. Kiyoko's announcement video featured a montage of past fan comments, some dating back nearly a decade, all clamoring for a movie version of the beloved narrative. This collective desire has now culminated in a significant cinematic endeavor, marking Kiyoko's directorial debut in the feature film space with Focus Features. The news has been met with excitement from fans who have long championed the story's expansion, highlighting the powerful impact of the original short film. Further details regarding the film's release date and additional cast members are anticipated.

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