Schoolgirl Report Part 3: What Parents Find Unthinkable - A reporter interviews a variety of people on the street, asking them their opinions on the sexuality of youth... A contemporary sexual education guide has been published by the Christian Young Men's Association of Hamburg to help boys and girls understand and enjoy a healthy sex life. But the question is, can young people of today act responsibly when granted this kind of freedom? Scenes 1-9. A group of teenage girls at camp discuss their various sexual escapades while they read a new journal about sex has been published to help teenagers understand the consequences of sex. Schoolgirl: Complex Schoolgirl Report 3 - 1972.

Feelings like love and sexual curiosity are a part of growing up. The transformation from child to adolescent is an exciting time. In this joyful film we follow a group of 10-year old kids over a few weeks in the summer, where many things are starting to change in their lives. The film is based on a novel by Rune Belsvik. The story-line is quite simple – the summer adventures and discoveries of several 10-year-old kids. They go skinny dipping (isn’t it too cold for that in Norway?), play together and discover the wonders and confusions of growing up and changes in the way they perceive the opposite sex (girls are not that gross after all, are they?). As a separate plot line, we follow the father of a pair of brothers falling in love with their teacher. That provides for a sweet, but comic, parallel about falling in love at any age (the confusion and red cheeks seem to me to be permanent throughout life).

In this Swedish film with semi-autobiographical elements from director Christina Olofson (Lines from the Heart), Nora 12yo (Tove Edfeldt) begins a new class at school, hoping for acceptance from the popular Fanny (Alexandra Dahlström) and Sabina (Emelina Lindberg-Filippopoulou), while overweight Karin (Anna Gabrielsson), bullied by the schoolgirls, attempts to become friends with Nora. After Fanny's stereo is stolen by Nora, Karin is accused, and Nora joins the group planning to punish Karin.

During the Summer while his parents are busy with work, a nine year old boy (Martin Bliksrud) slips into a fantasy world to entertain himself. This is actually a movie originally made for children. A Norwegian one, too. Wow! You might think, this is probably weird. And it is, indeed. The story changes between fiction and real life. A magician is one of the main characters and so are two ravens. The whole story seem to have its foundation in old, Norse tales, but with numerous twists and "modernizations".

Two kids befriend each other after being left stripped nude in a lake as the victims of an immature summer camp prank. They run away from camp and for three days learn more about each other than they've ever known before. Based on one of the most beloved Young Adult novels of all time: Two kids are stripped naked and left together on an island in a lake - victims of a vicious summer camp prank; But rather than have to return to camp and face the humiliation, they decide to take off, on the run together. What follows is a three day odyssey of discovery and self-discovery.