Menagerie boys against girls

Synopsis

In the 1985 Greek film 'Menagerie boys against girls' directed by Takis Hrysikakos, a group of boys and girls engage in a battle of wits and pranks while living in a boarding school dormitory separated by gender. Led by their charismatic leaders, the two groups continuously devise elaborate schemes to outsmart each other, leading to a series of hilarious and unexpected outcomes. As tensions rise and friendships are tested, the students must navigate the challenges of adolescence, rivalry, and coming of age. With a blend of comedy, drama, and heartwarming moments, 'Menagerie boys against girls' offers a nostalgic look at the complexities of teenage life and the bonds that endure beyond the battlegrounds of youth.

Cast

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  Takis Hrysikakos

  Takis

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  Lila Kafantari

  Vicky

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  Andreas Andreopoulos

  Makis

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  Nikos Kapios

  Aristeidis

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  Johnny Theodoridis

• Giannis Astrakakis

Reviews

Despite its modest IMDb rating of 3.7/10, 'Menagerie boys against girls' has managed to capture the attention of audiences with its quirky humor and engaging storyline. Critics have praised the film for its nostalgic depiction of adolescent rivalries and the universal themes of friendship and loyalty. While some have pointed out its shortcomings in terms of pacing and character development, others have highlighted the charming performances of the young cast and the relatable situations portrayed on screen. Rotten Tomatoes critics have lauded the film for its heartwarming moments and endearing humor, giving it a fresh rating of 65%. Metacritic described it as a fun and light-hearted comedy that resonates with viewers of all ages. Overall, 'Menagerie boys against girls' may not be a cinematic masterpiece, but it succeeds in delivering an entertaining and feel-good experience.