L’INSEGNANTE (A.k.a. The Schoolteacher a.k.a. Sexy Schoolteacher) (75)
In the film that started the popular ‘Schoolteacher’ series, Edwige Fenech stars as Giovanna, the shapely temptress hired to train wild schoolboy Franco (Alfredo Pea) and his unchecked erotic fantasies. Nando Cicero directs the comic screenplay by Luciano Martino, himself a contributor to a number of popular erotic thrillers of the time, enlivened by a jaunty musical score by Piero Umiliani.

L’INSEGNANTE VIENE A CASA (A.k.a. Schoolteacher in the House) (79)
The best of the ‘Sexy Schoolteacher’ series of films starring Edwige Fenech, finds her headlining as Luisa, a redheaded piano teacher (in a short Jean Seberg-like hairdo) with an ample bosom, who rents an apartment in a rooming house peopled by perverts and wackos. Edwige stars as Luisa De Dominicis, a talented pianist who comes to the big city to follow her beloved, a politician running for re-election, who it turns out, is already married. When Luisa learns that her cheating boyfriend is cheating…with her, she decides to do more than just tantalize the men of the rooming house where she lives. Before long, a comic display of males are coming through her doors at all hours of the night as a series of comic mishaps have everyone misidentify the zaftig seductress as a lady of the night, when in fact she is just a very sexual woman with a cheating boyfriend.

L’INSEGNANTE VA IN COLLEGIO (A.k.a. Schoolteacher in a Boy’s High School) (78)
In this most comedic entry in the ‘Sexy Schoolteacher’ series of films starring popular Italian sex symbol Edwige Fenech, she portrays Monica Sebastiani, niece of the Priest who is also the Principal of the local Boy’s High School (populated by overage teenagers) who is assigned as a substitute foreign language teacher for a semester. Meanwhile a neurotic millionaire (Renzo Montagnani) often referred to as ‘The Captain of Industry’, and his family have left their mansion in the most provincial area of Italy to elude Red Brigade kidnappers who have targeted the elite and wealthy. To hide undercover, the family lives in near squalor, in a tenement, and their son, of course, is sent to the local Boy’s High School.