Happy High School (1986) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 6, 1986

Original Title:
Las colegialas se divierten

Genres:
Comedy

Production Countries:
Argentina

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 85

The plot involves the school director bringing in a female inspector to clean up the school. The students decide to kidnap her and replace her with the sexy stripper "aunt" of one of the girls (who is naturally sleeping with several of the guys). The real director meanwhile falls madly in lust with one of her male captors. Meanwhile a goody-good student and her hypocrite father begin to suspect the ruse . . . So will there be a lot of crazy hijinks? Will everything work out happily in the end? Will the entire female cast (and an unfortunate amount of the male cast) find some excuse to get naked?

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Art Direction:
Daniel Feijoó

Assistant Director:
Horacio Guisado

Assistant Editor:
Darío Tedesco

Camera Car:
Willi Behnisch

Cinematography:
Carlos Torlaschi

Costume Design:
Adriana Alcuy

Director:
Fernando Siro

Editor:
Remo Chiarbonello

Executive Producer:
Carlos Luis Mentasti

Music:
Pocho Lapouble
Pablo Ziegler

Producer:
Luis Alberto Scalella
Carlos Luis Mentasti

Production Director:
Carlos Alberto Oliveira

Screenplay:
José P. Dominiani
Alberto Alejandro

Sound Assistant:
Alberto Ciuffardi

Sound Director:
Abel Scotti

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