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Further Confessions of a Sixth Form Girl

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In this unsettling and provocative German film from the late 1970s, we find a group of teenagers facing the tumultuous changes of puberty and the search for identity in the complex school environment. It all begins when a group of girls, eager to experience life beyond the confines of the classroom, plunges into an atmosphere where youthful curiosity clashes with the strict norms of society.

As the protagonists navigate their love relationships, sexual explorations, and complicated friendships, conflicts with their parents become increasingly intense. The parents, caught between their own conservative ideals and the demands of a youth overflowing with desire and rebellion, are forced to confront their own beliefs and fears. The plot unfolds through situations that, while often raw and difficult, reflect the universal dilemmas of adolescence: the desire for acceptance, social pressure, and the dark secrets that may lie hidden behind a perfect facade.

With a critical eye and a touch of bittersweet humor, the narrative offers an unfiltered look at the sexual and emotional awakening of youth, questioning familial expectations and the double standards that often surround them. With moments of laughter and tears, this film becomes a mirror reflecting the complexity of adolescent life and the challenging relationship between parents and children in an ever-changing world.

Media type
Movie
Year
1971
Director
Ernst Hofbauer
Writer
Günther Hunold
Günther Heller
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
4.40
Actors
Friedrich von Thun
Rena Bergen
Kurt Bülau
Rolf Castell
Günter Clemens
Jürgen Emanuel
Karin Götz
Heidi Hansen
Willy Harlander
Hellmuth Haupt
Herti Heibl
Hans Heiking
Elfi Helfrich
Dietrich Kerky
Astrid Kilian
Walter Kraus
Jochen Mann
Rosl Mayr
Josef Moosholzer
Jörg Nagel
Felicitas Peters
Michael Schreiner
Michael von Harbach
Eric Wedekind
Karin Wieland
Helga Wild
Gender
Drama
Country
Germany
Producers
Wolf C. Hartwig
Original title
Der neue Schulmädchen-Report 2. Teil: Was Eltern den Schlaf raubt
Duration
91
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