La lycéenne séduit ses professeurs

Pasquale La Ricchiuta (Lino Banfi) lodges in his house a distant relative who comes from Rome, the attractive Angela (Gloria Guida), who soon draws attention to her beauty among students and teachers of the Bari institute of which Pasquale is the director. The coldest in his presence is Professor Carlo Casalotti (Fabrizio Moroni), whom Angela tries to conquer by asking him for private lessons.

This is one of the many teen-focused and student-friendly comedies (with high school students closer to their thirties than their teens) in which a good-looking wench (or wenches) stirred the libido of her classmates. On this occasion, it is the blonde Gloria Guida , who sings and dances in a plot more romantic than erotic.

Along with Gloria's foreseeable relationship with Fabrizio Moroni, the comedy focuses mainly on the permanent battle between the director of the school-janitor and the conductor-musician between Lino Banfi, very histrionic, and Alvaro Vitali , both quite burdensome in the film.

Most of the jokes (with misunderstandings, slapstick, farce, schoolboy antics…) are quite funny and Gloria Guida probably has less presence than the desirable Donatella Damiani and Lorraine De Selle who have more racy scenes). But it is again the great Lino Banfi who helps carry this film into one of enjoyment.