Schulmädchen-Report 2: Was Eltern den Schlaf raubt (1971)

Director:

Ernst Hofbauer

Writer:

Günther Heller (writer)

Release Date:

26 August 1971 (West Germany)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

A strict, conservative teacher is lured by three of his beautiful, nubile young female students into a compromising situation. |

Plot Keywords:

Female Nudity | Second Part | Erotica | Sequel | Sexuality

Awards:

1 win

Cast

Friedrich von Thun	...	Reporter
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Rena Bergen	...	Monika Reinhardt (uncredited)
Kurt Bülau	...	Paul Martin (uncredited)
Rolf Castell	...	Richter (uncredited)
Günter Clemens	...	Gebhardt, Anwalt (uncredited)
Juergen Emanuel	...	Herr Loderer (uncredited)
Karin Götz	...	Elfie (uncredited)
Heidi Hansen	...	Barbara Martin (uncredited)
Willy Harlander	...	Taschner (uncredited)
Hellmuth Haupt	...	Taxifahrer (uncredited)
Gerti Heibl	...	(uncredited)
Hans Heiking	...	(uncredited)
Elfi Helfrich	...	Uschi (uncredited)
Dietrich Kerky	...	Dr. Mallinger (uncredited)
Astrid Kilian	...	Elke (uncredited)
Walter Kraus	...	Huber, Briefträger (uncredited)
Jochen Mann	...	(uncredited)
Rosl Mayr	...	Verkäuferin (uncredited)
Josef Moosholzer	...	Herr Müller (uncredited)
Jörg Nagel	...	Susannes erster Mann (uncredited)
Felicitas Peters	...	Gitte (uncredited)
Michael Schreiner	...	Heini (uncredited)
Michael von Harbach	...	Horst Heimann (uncredited)
Eric Wedekind	...	Günther (uncredited)
Karin Wieland	...	Susanne (uncredited)
Helga Wild	...	Freundin von Gitte (uncredited)

Directed by
Ernst Hofbauer

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Günther Heller		writer

Produced by
Wolf C. Hartwig	....	producer

Original Music by
Gert Wilden

Cinematography by
Klaus Werner

Film Editing by
Herbert Taschner

Production Design by
Hertha Hareiter

Makeup Department
Uschi Borsche	....	makeup artist (as Ursula Borsche)

Production Companies

• Rapid Film

Distributors

• Constantin Film (1971) (West Germany) (theatrical)
• Impulse Pictures (2007) (USA) (DVD)
• Kinowelt Home Entertainment (2006) (Germany) (DVD) (cut)
• Shocking Videos (????) (USA) (DVD)

Also Known As:

Neue Schulmädchenreport, Der (West Germany)
Schoolgirl Report Part 2: What Keeps Parents Awake at Night (literal English title)
Schoolgirls' Report - Why Parents Lose Their Sleep (Australia)

Runtime:

91 min

Country:

West Germany

Language:

German

Color:

Color (Eastmancolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.66 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

Germany:16 (cut) | Finland:K-18 | Sweden:15 | West Germany:18

Company:

Rapid Film

Movie Connections:

Follows Schulmädchen-Report: Was Eltern nicht für möglich halten (1970)

The wacky "schulmadchens" are at it again

Those wacky "schulmadchens" are at it again, and no male teacher, tutor, friend's parent, or fellow student is safe! I first got into this series as a result of my unrequited lust for 70's Swedish actress Christina Lindberg, who was in several of these. She's not in this one, unfortunately, but almost all of these actresses kind of look like her in the sense that, while I hesitate to call them "girls next door" (I sure never had girls like this living next door to me at least), they have a nubile freshness to them that is much more appealing than silicone-laden, tattoo-infested skanks you tend to find in these kind of flicks today.

Moreover, these films are all presented as a series of brief vignettes where the sexiness tends to be in the situation leading up to the sex rather than in interminable softcore scromping scenes. The vignettes range from purely comical (the oddly-featured Michael Schreiner, a regular of the series, once again has the unlikely luck of getting together with a very comely fraulein, but as usual his amorous plans go horribly awry) to dramatic and slightly disturbing (a girl is injected with heroin and raped by two hippie creeps). This particular entry has an usual amount of absurd scenes of super-aggressive girls coming on to male authority figures (teachers, tutors, parents, etc.), usually with tragic results for the poor guy involved.

The later films in the series would feature more recognizable actresses like the luscious Christina L. or Jess Franco-regular Katja Beinert, but they would also become increasingly tasteless, focusing more and more on rape, incest, etc. For the most part this one is pretty fun with even the more sordid scenes being pretty hard to take too seriously. Recommended.