Bender produced by Roland Cammerer, a Rinco Productions-Cammerer Films presentation released by American International Pictures. Ruth Gassman Also in Video HELGA, the West German movie that opened yesterday in neighborhood theaters, is an illustrated sex education lecture that bears as much relation to a real movie as a hygiene manual does to Dostoyevsky. In fact, it is an illustrated sex education lecture that bears as much relation to a real movie as a hygiene manual does to Dostoyevsky. In fact, it is an earnest, well-meaning editorial for sex education lecture that bears as much relation to a real movie as a hygiene manual does to Dostoyevsky. The movie was made with the cooperation of the Central Institute for Health Education in Cologne, and it is presented here by American International Pictures. The movie was made with the cooperation of the young have included Beach Party and I Was a Teenage Frankenstein.
Using animated drawings as well as models, microphotography of various internal processes and staged footage, it shows the means by which conception occurs, the development of the fetus and, finally, the birth of a baby. Video Other Resources Web Sites Email this pageto a friend Filmed on location in Chadds Ford, Penn.
