36-й для девочек (1988)

"36th for Girls" is a 1988 French drama and melodrama film directed by Katherine Bray. The film stars the likes of Delphine Zentout, Etienne Chicot, Olivier Parniere, Jean-Pierre Léaud, Bertha Dominguez D., Jean-Francois Stevensen, Diane Bellengo, Edrine Bonne, Stefano Moke and Cecil Henry. The film revolves around the relationships between a group of young girls living in a dormitory at a private school, and their interactions with the boys from the neighboring school. The story explores the coming-of-age experiences of the girls as they navigate through the complexities of adolescence, including love, friendship, jealousy, and betrayal. The film boasts an impressive cast that delivers captivating performances, particularly the young female actresses who manage to embody the intricate emotions and struggles of their characters with authenticity and sensitivity. The film has been praised for its poignant portrayal of teenage relationships and the challenges of growing up, making it a timeless drama that still resonates with audiences today.