Jürgen Roland's St. Pauli Report

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Movie
Original title Jürgen Roland's St. Pauli Report
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Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 1971
length 86 minutes
Age rating FSK 18
Rod
Director Jürgen Roland
script Werner Jörg Lüddecke
production Rapid-Film ( Wolf C. Hartwig ),
Studio Hamburg
music Siegfried Franz
camera Wolfgang Treu
cut Herbert Taschner
occupation

Jürgen Roland's St. Pauli Report is a German erotic film from 1971 that was directed by Jürgen Roland . The film belongs to the genre of the report films (subgenre of the sexploitation film ), but is considered to be one of the better films in this genre, since the erotic is only marginally discussed. The film was produced by Rapid-Film from Munich, whose owner Wolf C. Hartwig was specializing in the production of report films at the time.

action

In several episodes, Jürgen Roland, who also provides commentary on the scenes shown and conducts interviews himself, describes the (mostly criminal) everyday life in Hamburg-St. Pauli . For example, a police murder, a robbery, brawls, prostitution and a prison breakout are shown. "Reality is much worse," Jürgen Roland is said to have said about this film.

criticism

"Conclusion: Above all a party for Hamburg nostalgics" (Cinema.de)

“The attempt by crime thriller director Jürgen Roland to draw a portrait of everyday life in Hamburg's St. Pauli entertainment district. Despite all efforts to be realistic, the episodic documentary game in which Roland himself appears as interviewer and moderator remains very subjective ”. (Film service)

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