The unbreakable bond of "male friendship" is a charming and reassuring myth. As long as men are among each other, they feel protected, strong, invulnerable, and dominant. However, the appearance of a woman is enough to bring down the fortresses they have built for so long and to reveal how unprotected they truly are.

The Wedding List is an elegy for the groups of men that scattered when confronted with romantic feelings. "A hilarious character study about the life and politics of a petty-bourgeois male group. If one gathers the phrases exchanged by the five petty bourgeois who share the miserable apartment of one to play cards and enjoy their occasional romantic adventures, it would be a rich, complete, and accurate anthology of stereotypes of this particular social group.

Charitopoulos has taken the bull by the horns (...) A humorous and spirited modern Greek work, with witty remarks, masterpiece lines, and brilliant twists,” Kostas Georgousopoulos, Ta Nea.

“I started laughing from the first line. And my laughter didn’t stop for an hour and a half, not for a moment, due to the jokes and mishaps of the male group,” Lefteris Papadopoulos, Ta Nea.