Schoolgirl Report: What Parents Don't Think Is Possible

Movie
Original title	Schoolgirl Report: What Parents Don't Think Is Possible
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1970
length	90 (k. 76) minutes
Age rating	FSK 18; nf (V.K. 16)
Rod
Director	Ernst Hofbauer
script	Günther Heller
production	Wolf C. Hartwig
music	Gert Wilden
camera	Klaus Werner
cut	Walter Boos
occupation
Günther Kieslich : Dr. Bernauer Wolf Harnisch : Headmaster Helga Kruck : Dr. Vogt Friedrich von Thun : Reporter Peter Dornseif : Mr. Holm Lisa Fitz : Susanne U. Karl-Heinz Otto : rapist Wolf Petersen : Engineer Hoffmann Mascha Rabben : Claudia F. Manfred Schott : Narrator Michael Schreiner : Herma's appointment Jutta Speidel : Heike W. Franziska Stömmer : Claudia's mother Tonio von der Meden : Chaplain Reitmeyer Hertha von Walther : Mrs.
chronology
Successor  → The new schoolgirl report. Part 2: What keeps parents from sleeping

Schoolgirl Report: What parents don't think is possible is a German sex film from 1970, which established the success of the Report films and is the first part of the Schoolgirl Report film series. The film purports to be based on the non-fiction book Schoolgirl Report .

action

When a high school graduate class from a girls' school visits a power station, the student Renate moves away from the group. She returns to the group's bus and seduces the sleeping bus driver. The teacher notices that the girl is missing and surprises them both having sex on the bus. Back to school is a piece school conference convened that the expulsion should have Renates goal. The sexual psychologist Dr. Bernauer joins the conversation and explains the conference about the sexual morality of young people.

The game scenes, which show the girls in different sex situations, are interrupted by street surveys in which a reporter asks women about their attitudes towards sex and masturbation as well as their experiences. Impressed by Dr. At the end of the day, the parents' council wrestled Bernauer's examples against reprimanding the student Renate and calling for sexual freedom also for minors .

Reviews

"All in all, viewed from a historical distance, the reports offer a bleak picture of 'sexual liberation'."

- Lexicon of international film

“German sex film that struggles in vain to get a documentary look with the help of interviews with 15 to 20-year-old schoolgirls. The game scenes - mostly extreme cases of teenage love - expose the spectacle as another voyeur film with speculation on the full box office. "

- Protestant film observer

literature

• Stefan Höltgen: What great-grandparents don't think is possible! . In: www.f-lm.de . Dr. Stefan Höltgen. February 4, 2006. Retrieved December 15, 2010.
• Ernst Kramer: schoolgirl report - stuffy spring fever . In: floodlights . Federal Agency for Political Education . April 12, 2006. Retrieved December 15, 2010.
• Hanns-Georg Rode: The fateful Dr. Bernauer . In: Welt Online . Axel Springer AG . March 27, 2006. Retrieved December 15, 2010.

Web links

• Schoolgirl Report: What parents did not think possible in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Schoolgirl Report: What parents don't think is possible at filmportal.de

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Schoolgirl Report: What Parents Don't Think Is Possible. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .  
2. ↑ Evangelischer Filmbeobachter, 22nd year, review No. 457/1970