German youngsters are inducted into the enticing, forlorn world of adult sexuality in SCHOOLGIRL REPORT. An uncomfortable international hit, the 1970s pseudo-documentary series presented high school as a feverish bacchanalia in which the quest for orgasm trumped all concern for class exams or finding a good college. Its journalistic trappings (including man-on-the-street interviews, psychological experts, and a tone of parental concern) helped protect it from obscenity charges, and lent the films a seedy verisimilitude that foretold the explosion of reality TV and gonzo porn.
From school bathrooms to boys' dormitories, this third film captures more coming-of-age encounters between the sexes.
Description by Ryko Distribution:
They say the third time's the charm and what charming girls there are in this sensationally sexy third film in the SCHOOLGIRL REPORT series! This pseudo-documentary series of classic German exploitation shows the temptations young German youths were experiencing in the free-lovin' 1970s! Sex...sex...and more sex. "What Parents Find Unthinkable" poses even more questions about teen sex and lifestyle.
A new sexual education guide has been published in Germany to help boys and girls understand and enjoy a healthy sex life. Can the young people of today be responsible? You'll see a modern day lolita seduce a classmates father after tennis practice ("40 Love" indeed!), a violent sexual encounter in the girls restroom at a local school, a group of promiscuous nude girls "haunt" a boys dormitory... and more! This series was most known for the crazy hairdos, wild fashion extravaganzas, beautiful young German women, bizarre humor and Gert Wilden's stunning beat music. If you haven't seen a SCHOOLGIRL REPORT film then what are you waiting for?
Plot Keywords:
Cult |
Erotic |
Erotica |
Scantily Clad Women |
Schoolgirls |
Sex |
Teenage
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