Girl at the gynecologist
Girl at the gynecologist is a pseudo- enlightening sex film by schoolgirl report director Ernst Hofbauer .
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| Original title | Girl at the gynecologist |
| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 1971 |
| length | 82 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 18 |
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| Director | Ernst Hofbauer |
| script | Wolf Romberg |
| production | Luggi Waldleitner |
| music | Erwin Halletz |
| camera | Klaus Werner |
| cut | Ingeborg Taschner |
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action
A gynecologist describes seven cases of young girls between the ages of 15 and 18 that he met in his practice.
There is Ulrike, for example, who doesn't feel like having sex with her boyfriend, but gets her money's worth on a lesbian adventure. Karin comes into the practice and begins to undress without further preamble. Your supposed gonorrhea turns out to be an abdominal inflammation . The following shows her love acts with alternating partners that could have led to this infection. When Anja is in an emergency, the doctor makes a house call . She was raped by several men . Renate is laughed at by her boyfriend because of her small breasts and Brigitte brings a venereal disease with her from vacation , but her boyfriend should not find out about this affair .
To the movie
This pseudo-educational, sensational film is based on a series of articles that appeared in BRAVO magazine .
The criticism at the time found that there were even some knowledgeable approaches to this film. From today's perspective one has to doubt that. Whether a young woman was made responsible for her rape because she is said to have made men “hot” through her provocative behavior (her offense was to wear a bikini and to have been alone in the company of men at all), or whether the young girls were accused of developing abdominal diseases more and more often because they avoided chairs and only sat on the floor (which of course had to be proven with clear pictures).
Apparently there are two different versions of the film: one (probably heavily edited) version that could also be shown on television , and another that shows “meticulous gynecological examinations in close-up” (film service). These scenes cannot be found in the defused version.