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Little Girls Blue
Little Girls Blue
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Little Girls Blue

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2 Movies
1979 - 1983

Little Girls Blue and Little Girls Blue Part 2

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Little Girls Blue

Little Girls Blue

Feb 19, 1979

Two young girls at the Townsend School for Girls, a private high school, plot to escape for the evening with their dates, shunning their younger friend Buffy because she's still too young and "still a virgin." Indignant, Buffy decides to prove herself by seducing her history teacher in exchange for an A+. Meanwhile, Coach Fowler fantasizes about his student Miriam.

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Little Girls Blue 2

Little Girls Blue 2

Aug 20, 1983

Released for the summer from the confines of a strict boarding school, a bevy of young finishing-school lovelies are transplanted to a summer camp full of randy counselors and shady thickets perfect for brushing up on human anatomy and comparative sexual analysis. The girls quickly work their way through the team of counselors. The sex is sleazy, free, fast and loose - and brings back a time when the only people who even thought of using condoms were those whose girls weren't on the pill. Featuring the seldom-seen but fabulous Barbara Klouds - this is far and wide agreed to be some of her best work indeed. (The movie credits Joanna Williams as Writer and Director, but that is a sobriquet for Maria Lease.)

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