Campus Pussycats

About This Movie

Campus Pussycats is a curious blend of drama and coming-of-age narrative, reflecting the tumult of student life in the early '70s. The film follows two students caught in a compromising position, which leads them to confront the often hypocritical moral landscape of their school. The pacing has a leisurely feel at times, allowing for introspection, while the performances bring a genuine sense of teenage angst and rebellion. What stands out is the rawness; the film dives into the secret lives of students, exposing layers of desire and societal pressure. Hofbauer's direction captures the awkwardness of youth with a certain authenticity, making it an interesting watch for those who appreciate the complexities of adolescent life.

Explores themes of youth and rebellion · Offers a glimpse into 70s school culture · Features a unique approach to storytelling