Anita - ur en tonårsflickas dagbok

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Anita: Swedish Nymphet

DVD cover.
Directed by Torgny Wickman
Produced by Inge Ivarson
Ove Wallius
Written by Torgny Wickman
Narrated by Christina Lindberg
Stellan Skarsgård
Music by Lennart Fors
Torgny Wickman
Cinematography Hans Dittmer
Gustaf Mandal
Editing by Lasse Lundberg
Distributed by Swedish Film Production
Release date(s) Flag of Sweden December 25, 1973
Flag of France March 27, 1974
Flag of the United States July 1974
Running time 95 min.
Country Sweden/France
Language Swedish
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Anita: Swedish Nymphet is a 1973 Swedish-French erotic drama film directed by Torgny Wickman, starring Christina Lindberg and Stellan Skarsgård.

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[edit] Plot

Anita (Christina Lindberg) is a 17-year old girl who has a compulsion to have sex with men. The movie begins with Anita walking through an airport. She goes up to a man, and whispers in his ear. The two go into a storage closet and Anita proceeds to have oral sex with him. Afterwards, he asks for her phone number and she says no and walks away. Almost immediately, she sits next to another man and rubs his leg. The two of them go into a tent-like structure right outside a construction site. However, she feels regret and never wants to see One day she meets Erik (Stellan Skarsgård), a college student who wants to help her understand her compulsion.

[edit] Cast

  • Christina Lindberg as Anita
  • Stellan Skarsgård as Erik
  • Danièle Vlaminck as Mother
  • Michel David as Father
  • Per Mattsson as Artist
  • Ewert Granholm as Glasier
  • Arne Ragneborn as Man at library
  • Jörgen Barwe as Lundbaeck
  • Ericka Wickman as Anita's twin sister
  • Berit Agedahl as Lesbian social worker
  • Jan-Olof Rydqvist as School teacher
  • Thore Segelström as School teatcher
  • Lasse Lundberg as Man at train station

[edit] Alternate titles

  • The Swedish title is Anita - ur en tonårsflickas dagbok (Anita – From the Diary of a Teenage Girl).
  • The French title of the film is Les Impures.

[edit] Distribution

Because of its explicit nature, the film was banned in Norway and New Zealand.

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