As I am the first one to comment on this movie, I will give you the storyline in a nutshell.
Rolf Emser plays Dr Brenner, a high school teacher. He is in love with Lydia (Uschi Karnat) one of his female students. They end up in bed together. When his class gets too loud, he punishes three of the girls by having them come to his home for "extra classes". Soon we see a quartet in bed. An experiment in class with alcohol gets out of hand. Soon we witness a mass orgy. The rest of the story goes along the same simple lines. Each of these lines ends up in bed.
This is a very uncomplicated hardcore movie. Nothing special, but professionally made. The female cast is quite beautiful and the male cast is less unattractive as we are are used to. Sepp Gneissl is thrown in for a few lousy, sleazy jokes.
A mixture between the "Schulmädchen-Reporte" and standard hardcore movies. Nowadays relationships between teachers and students are frowned upon, but in the 70's and 80's it was still subject of discussion in many European countries.
Having said all this, I do not imply this is a good movie, for it is not. It's just above the average hardcore movie, but not much. What helps though is the fact that it is available in a good DVD quality in stead of the terrible VHS quality many of this old stuff comes in.
For me a 4 out of 10.
Rolf Emser plays Dr Brenner, a high school teacher. He is in love with Lydia (Uschi Karnat) one of his female students. They end up in bed together. When his class gets too loud, he punishes three of the girls by having them come to his home for "extra classes". Soon we see a quartet in bed. An experiment in class with alcohol gets out of hand. Soon we witness a mass orgy. The rest of the story goes along the same simple lines. Each of these lines ends up in bed.
This is a very uncomplicated hardcore movie. Nothing special, but professionally made. The female cast is quite beautiful and the male cast is less unattractive as we are are used to. Sepp Gneissl is thrown in for a few lousy, sleazy jokes.
A mixture between the "Schulmädchen-Reporte" and standard hardcore movies. Nowadays relationships between teachers and students are frowned upon, but in the 70's and 80's it was still subject of discussion in many European countries.
Having said all this, I do not imply this is a good movie, for it is not. It's just above the average hardcore movie, but not much. What helps though is the fact that it is available in a good DVD quality in stead of the terrible VHS quality many of this old stuff comes in.
For me a 4 out of 10.