Teenage Emanuelle
Emy joins a group of charming young ladies applying at a school. The school's headmistress initially welcomes Emy. Then she rejects her, but agrees after letting her undergo a medical examination. The movie, shot in Italian with a primarily Italian cast and an Italian director in 1981, with the title "Quella porcacciona di mia moglie," was caught in a censorship scandal and was repackaged with French inserts (and several different titles) and redubbed for the French market. It was later released in Italy in 1983.
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Emy joins a group of charming young ladies applying at a school. The school's headmistress initially welcomes Emy. Then she rejects her, but agrees after letting her undergo a medical examination. The movie, shot in Italian with a primarily Italian cast and an Italian director in 1981, with the title "Quella porcacciona di mia moglie," was caught in a censorship scandal and was repackaged with French inserts (and several different titles) and redubbed for the French market. It was later released in Italy in 1983.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Fil à Film, Panam International Cinematografica, Les Films du Chevain
Cast
Lorenzo Onorati
Director
Catherine Ringer
Emy (Angela in other versions)
Marina Hedman
Emy's Mother
Guia Lauri Filzi
Marina, the Headmistress
Brunello Chiodetti
Sandrelli, School Director and Marina's Lover
Nadine Roussial
Nella Aleardi (Alexandra in other versions)
Diala Caruso
Secretary and Teacher of English and Male Anatomy
Mara Bronzoni
Student
Ornella Picozzi
Rosy (or Mandy), a Friend of Emy
Erminio Bianchi Fasani
Alberto, the President
Enzo Pulcrano
PE and Dance Teacher, Glamour Photographer
Alfonso Gaita
Rosy's Lover
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