Nurses Report

Movie
Original title	Nurses Report
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1972
length	81 minutes
Age rating	FSK 18
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Director	Walter Boos
script	Werner P. Zibaso
production	Rapid Film ( Wolf C. Hartwig )
music	Chapell Publishing House
camera	Klaus Werner
occupation
Doris Arden : Beate Ingrid Steeger : Melanie Karin Heske : Gertrud Rosl Mayr : Sister Superior Gernot Möhner : Bernd Emily Reuer : Mrs. Helwig Barbara Stanek : Brigitte Claus Tinney : Dr. Helwig Elisabeth Volkmann : Mrs. Ziegler Frank Nossack : Dr. Moser Willy Schultes : a patient Konstantin Wecker : a patient Ibrahim Aslahan : Turkish doctor Elisabeth Welz : head nurse Ulrike Butz  : Sister Karin Felix Franchy  : Dr. Eder Dieter Groest  : Dr. Farmer Leopold Gmeinwieser : a patient Dorit Henke  : Sister Hannelore Dagobert Walter  : Dr. Mettmann

Nurses Report is a German soft sex film by the director Walter Boos , which was made in 1972 (during the wave of report films ). The first joint appearance by Ingrid Steeger and Elisabeth Volkmann is remarkable . It premiered on October 26, 1972.

action

Reporters uncovered intolerable conditions in the St. Martin Hospital in Munich. The nurses are underpaid and overworked. The only variety is sex with doctors and patients, with a Turkish doctor proving to be particularly intrusive.

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The film aroused criticism from professional medical associations. Mid-January 1973 organized in Südbaden an action committee Freiburg nurses a petition against the nurses report , in Bonn demonstrated a hospital employee, in Bavaria an action White dome . In addition to numerous signatures from the government, the Munich public prosecutor's office received 3200 criminal complaints from nurses against the rental company for insulting. Several CSU politicians protested against the film, and the Bavarian Prime Minister Alfons Goppel complained in a letter to the distribution company.

The public prosecutor's office then confiscated the nurses report . The District Court of Munich I decided in March 1973 to approve the film, but three parts of 93 seconds long that were considered indecent under Paragraph 184 were to be removed.

Reviews

"Copulation scenes in the hospital, cynically commented on and pressed into a silly plot in which a couple of reporters forces the head nurse to withdraw the immediate discharge of a nurse."

- Lexicon of international film

"How many of these embarrassing films do we have to endure?"

- gong

literature

• Jürgen Kniep: “No youth approval!”. Film censorship in West Germany 1949-1990 , Wallstein Verlag Göttingen 2010 ISBN 978-3-8353-0638-7

Web links

• Nurses report in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Nurses report at filmportal.de (with photo gallery)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ according to kabeleins.at
2. ↑ Nurses Report. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed December 10, 2016 .  
3. ^ Digitales Film Lexikon, DVD