Schule der Perversitäten
The French press has its headline! “Young Girls Sexually Abused at a Paris School”—that’s what it proclaims in bold letters. Carol is assigned to infiltrate the perverse classes as a secret agent. She promptly finds herself caught up in a whirlwind of extraordinary sexual practices. Very young schoolgirls are forced to submit to their lecherous teachers. A drug makes them all compliant. But Carol knows an antidote—sex and love! And she never says never...
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The French press has its headline! “Young Girls Sexually Abused at a Paris School”—that’s what it proclaims in bold letters. Carol is assigned to infiltrate the perverse classes as a secret agent. She promptly finds herself caught up in a whirlwind of extraordinary sexual practices. Very young schoolgirls are forced to submit to their lecherous teachers. A drug makes them all compliant. But Carol knows an antidote—sex and love! And she never says never...
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Written By:Roland Garosse
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Carol Lynn Pictures
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