Au Pair Girls...(1972)...A comedy with erotica...

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Au Pair Girls is simply a comedy with sex and lots and lots of nudity. Other than that there is nothing in it. Anyway, I thought that it would be better to discuss the meaning of  "Au pair Girls". According to many dictionaries, an Au pair girl is a foreign country girl who help a host family by taking care of children and doing housework in exchange of foods, rooms, pocket money and learning language. 

Well, the girls in this movie are little bit advanced that that. They also offer fun and entertainment, specially for males and also for us. Obviously, they cannot act; but they are fearless when come to showing off their birth suits.

   
Directed by
Val Guest
Distributed by
Tigon Pictures
Country
UK
Language
English
Rating
R
Release date
September, 1972
Starring
Gabrielle Drake
Astrid Frank
Me Me Lai
Nancie Wait

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