Poster for Schoolgirl Report
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Year
1970
Country
West Germany
Runtime
90 min
Director
Ernst Hofbauer
Updated
9 Aug 2026
Obscurity
cult (44/100)
Also known as
Confessions of a Sixth Form Girl · Schoolgirl Report Part 1: What Parents Don't Think Is Possible

Schoolgirl Report

West Germany's pseudo-documentary sex series. Thirteen entries, vast profits, zero shame.

The first of the West German Schulmadchen-Report films, framed as a pseudo-documentary survey of teenage sexuality, complete with fake man-on-the-street interviews and a concerned narrator, all wrapped around softcore vignettes. It was a colossal commercial success and ran to thirteen entries through the 1970s.

The documentary framing is a transparent fig leaf, the direct descendant of the classical-exploitation square-up, giving the audience permission to watch what it came for. As sociology it is worthless and as a record of the European sexploitation machine it is essential.

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