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Schulmädchen-Report 2. Teil - Was Eltern den Schlaf raubt (1971)A strict, conservative teacher is lured by three of his beautiful, nubile young female students into a compromising situation. Director:Ernst Hofbauer |
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A strict, conservative teacher is lured by three of his beautiful, nubile young female students into a compromising situation.
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West GermanyLanguage:
GermanRelease Date:
August 1971 (Austria) See more »Also Known As:
Schoolgirl Report Part 2: What Keeps Parents Awake at Night See more »Filming Locations:
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Schoolgirl Report #2 (1971)
*** (out of 4)
The second of thirteen film produced in German that takes a look at the schoolgirl and what turns her on. The films pass themselves off as a documentary that includes short stories about the teen girls but also interviews people on the street in regards to various sex questions. This time out we learn about teen girls who trap their teachers into sex, young couples exploring each others bodies, how young should a girl start and various other topics. If you're actually looking for some sort of documentary on female sexuality then just walk right pass this one because the only reason for this film is the nudity. There's nothing hardcore here but the girls are constantly getting undressed and into various sexual situations. The film certainly comes off very campy today and that's one reason why I think it holds up quite well. The film starts to drag towards the end but if you don't mind a lot of nudity and don't take the film too seriously then it remains entertaining.