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Schulmädchen Report 13. Teil: Vergiss beim Sex die Liebe nicht
Schoolgirl Report Part 13
Sweet Young Trouble / Making Out / Vergiss beim Sex die Liebe nicht: Der Neue Schulmädchen Report 13. Teil
West Germany 1980
produced by Wolf C.Hartwig for Rapid Film
directed by Walter Boos
starring Katja Bienert, Manuela Kohlhofer, Sylvia Engelmann, Renate Langer, Gaby Fritz, Rosl Mayr, Margarete Gerber, Helena Rosenkranz, Alexander Arndt, Josef Moosholzer, Don Bahner, Thomas Müller, Klaus Holzner, Andreas Reinl, Tonio von der Meden, Peter Steiner, Don Balmer
written by Günther Heller, music by K.A.Dilz
Schulmädchen-Report/Schoolgirl Report
review by Mike Haberfelner
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While rehearsing Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet for a school
production, the students let their minds wander and tell each other afew
stories about love and sex:
- 16 year old Irina (Katja Bienert) is supposed to have killed a man who has
been blackmailing her into sexual services ever since he has caught
her shoplifting. She however claims it was her Greek boyfriend trying
to defend her honour, which the cop questioning her, Kommissar
Behrendt (Peter Steiner), is less than likely to believe ... until the
boyfriend gives himself up.
- Achim has a bet running that he can seduce Jana, who has the
reputation of being unconquerable. Jana however learns about the bet
and makes up a plan that has him showing up in front of his friends
wearing nothing but her grandma's (Rosl Mayr) panties, becoming the
laughing stock of the school.
- Daniela was once madly in love with her older cousin Stefan - until
he forcefully took her virginity. She then started to drink but
somehow gets off alcohol again. Then sex with her boyfriend goes
horribly wrong, which really drives her over the brink. She now starts
drinking heavily and earns her booze money by selling her body - which
goes horribly wrong when she one day gets beaten up and left to die
next to the road ... but fortunately for her, she is found and is now
in rehab ...
- 2 virginal girls meet 2 boys somewhere in the country to lose their
virginity, and they bring rather unattractive Rolli along to watch
their bikes. However, the date between the girls and the boys goes
horribly wrong when the two boys turn out to be just as inexperienced
as the girls. Rolli however has more luck as she meets a guy while
watching the bikes who shows her a thing or two concerning sexual
intercourse.
- Michael is going steady with Ingrid (Sylvia Engelmann) - that is
until exchange student Chlodie shows up, and suddenly he sees himself
caught between two women, a situation that is only resolved when his
best friend Walter is taking Ingrid off his hands to concentrate on
Chlodie ...
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The last episode of the once popular Schulmädchen Report
shows above all else one thing: That the series (by then 10 years old) had
run its course - things that in the early 1970's were (mildly) provocative
are no longer so in 1980, the plots are for the most part either
repititions from earlier shows or retellings of other then popular teen
flicks, and somehow this episode by and large lacks the weird atmosphere
of the early films that was made up from in equal parts sleaze, innocence,
and a very naive approach to sexuality among young people as such. Good
thing the series was put to rest after this one.
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