Girls' School

About This Movie

Girls' School from 1982, directed by Mi-Mi Lee, is an intriguing slice of Taiwanese drama that dives deep into the complexities of friendship and societal pressure. The story revolves around Chih-Ting and Chia-Lin, whose tight bond stirs envy among their peers, leading to malicious whispers of a lesbian relationship. It’s fascinating how the film captures the atmosphere of a girls' school in Taiwan during the early '80s, with its subtle exploration of identity and the harshness of teenage rumors. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing the tension to build as Chih-Ting’s world unravels. The performances are quite raw and genuine, lending a poignant touch to the narrative. What really stands out is its candid portrayal of how quickly bonds can be tested by gossip and misunderstanding.

Focuses on themes of jealousy and friendship. · Captures the atmosphere of 80s Taiwanese schools. · Features strong performances that enhance emotional depth.