HELGA THE INTIMATE LIFE OF A YOUNG WOMAN Original Daybill Movie Poster

Helga - Vom Werden des Menschlichen Lebens (released in the U.S. in 1968 as "Helga") 1967

Erich F. Bender German pseudo-documentary family planning education sexploitation movie ("This film contains scenes never before shown... From the actual moment of conception to the birth of the baby. For the first time - the complete, intimate story of a young girl."; "The delicate subject matter of 'Helga' prohibits the usual display of photographs"; "PARENTS: 'Helga contains certain revealing scenes... So we suggest you see it first."; "PARENTS: Because of certain revealing scenes... we suggest you see 'Helga' First!!!"; "For the first time on the Cinema Screen A Sex Education Film for ALL..."; "The inquisitive stages"; "The courtship"; "The sexual problems"; "The physiology of sex"; "Childbirth"; "The Intimate life of a young woman"; "For the first time on the cinema screen - a sex education film for all..."; "Important: Patrons are warned that this colour film contains scenes of an actual birth and may be unsuitable for some younger members of the public."; "Frank! Fascinating"; ) starring Ruth Gassmann (in the title role as Helga), Eberhard Mondry, Asgarda Hummel, Ilse Zielstorff, and Lagroua Weill-Heile