It's refreshing to see how natural nudity is depicted in Europe as opposed to the ubiquitous prudery in American movies.
The plot is mediocre. I don't understand how she's able to attract all these men. She's no Brigitte Bardot, is she? Plus, I don't understand why she never seems to be able to say no to these inappropriate approaches (random people holding hands, touching her, kissing her). Or is she she really nymphomaniac like sometimes implied? I don't think that's very credible. If true, that's a typical Reinecker though. I mean, he wrote the "Pianistin oder Hure" line that both Derrick and Harry have to say (and didn't refuse to! The old Derrick would never have said that!). Reinecker is just a strange guy. It's also totally incredible that her sister murders the men she sleeps with in order to keep her focused on her studies. Isn't murdering friends not the most distracting and disturbing thing that could ever happen?
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It's refreshing to see how natural nudity is depicted in Europe as opposed to the ubiquitous prudery in American movies.
The plot is mediocre. I don't understand how she's able to attract all these men. She's no Brigitte Bardot, is she? Plus, I don't understand why she never seems to be able to say no to these inappropriate approaches (random people holding hands, touching her, kissing her). Or is she she really nymphomaniac like sometimes implied? I don't think that's very credible. If true, that's a typical Reinecker though. I mean, he wrote the "Pianistin oder Hure" line that both Derrick and Harry have to say (and didn't refuse to! The old Derrick would never have said that!). Reinecker is just a strange guy. It's also totally incredible that her sister murders the men she sleeps with in order to keep her focused on her studies. Isn't murdering friends not the most distracting and disturbing thing that could ever happen?