Schulmadchen report

[FritztheBat]

Hi,

an informative Book in germany has been published about the Schulmadchen-series in germany last Year, in german, but with many Pictures.

Try to order it. Author?s Name is

Annette Miersch:"Schulm?dchen-report. der deutsche Sexfilm der 70er Jahre". Prica. about 20 Euro.

[Herschi]

Schulm?dchen-Report 11 28. Aug. 2004
Schulm?dchen-Report 12 28. Aug. 2004
Schulm?dchen-Report 13 29. Aug. 2004

TV
PREMIERE-NOSTALGIE

www.premiere.de
Movie Guide

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Herschi

[beutelwolf]

Oops, now that you're describing it...

This isn't "Die Maedchenhaendler", it is "Blutjunge Masseusen".
Very similar cast & crew, still...

1. The guy is played by Joachim Kemmer.
3. The boat girl is Christa Free.
10. The two blondes are played by Elke Boltenhagen and Karin Hofmann.

This is from memory - I cannot check my notes/tape at the moment as I'm not at home.

[BBtwo]

OK guys were does an aussie go to get a copy of this movie?
Sites I have looked at mention schoolgirl report but not girls with open lips.
Thanks.

[mulholand]

Has anyone seen any internet resources covering the Schulm?dchen Report films, preferably with info, stills, posters and links? Strange if it didn't exist, don't you think?

I also have a vague recollection of seeing some of the titles released on DVD in Japan. Anyone know more about this? (are they "fogged"?)

Which German-language soft titles are available on DVD at the moment? Apart from the Erwin C Dietrich collection, I know of some "Kumpel" and "Schwedinnen" films. Are there more out there or in the pipeline?

[alec]

Have a browse through Xploited Cinema,

[beutelwolf]

In Japan, they released parts 1-10. I think 7-10 are uncut & unfogged, but some of the earlier parts were cut, mostly excluding the incestuous episodes, and a masturbation scene (possibly in part 5) was fogged.
The Japanese release of "Was Schulm?dchen verschweigen" is also fogged.

[pudgym]

I have "Schulmadchen Report #3" from Shocking Videos. It is a very good transfer.
Mark Johnston's prerecords all originate from people somewhere beyond Hinton, West Virginia [U.S.A.]. I myself have sent Mark three prerecords of U.S.A.-lensed movies (two explicit, one prurient).
If you reside in the U.S.A., I can absolutely recommend Shocking Videos. But if you are outside there, it will cost more money to send the VHS' Or DVDs-R to you; and you may have to deal with peeping customs officials.
And you don't need to include the "www" on that humongously long domain name. ;=D> http://revengeismydestiny.com/

[pudgym]

The early 1970s were an era when patrons could be lured to buy a ticket to a "European" movie precisely because it might have footage which a U.S. director would not dare lens.
This was when you had American-made movies pretending to be foreign imports.
["Shot on the Producer's London Stages." (which just happened to be on Cordova St. in Los Angeles.)]