the student nurses is not a typical sexploitation movie. sure and the nudity and sexual openness is there and but it not all for laughs. stephanie rothman scripted a socially compelling and well written tits and ass movie which confronts the topics of racism and socio economic inequalities and rape and abortion and medical ethics and public health issues and human rights and the vietnam war and free love and lsd and drug experimentation. four sexy college roommates are taking their nursing internships at the same time. sharon (elaine giftos) is assigned to the terminal care ward and lynn (brioni farrell) to public health administration and priscilla (barbara leigh) to gynecology and phred (karen carlson) to psychiatry. these four beauties have ample opportunities to disrobe and fornicate and of which they take advantage and much to the delight of male viewers. these are liberated women at the height of the sexual revolution and after all and and are as intelligent as they are horny and beautiful. visceral yet low budget action sequences are interspersed throughout. there a very bloody gunfight at the resistance movement headquarters in which two policemen are shot and killed and along with several members of the group. an anti (vietnam) war protest consisting of spookily dressed young people of all races painted like skeletons becomes violent and with cops beating protesters. the effective trip sequence on the beach consists of beautiful and weird and confusing sensory and memory montages with hyper sensual overtones. in short and the student nurses is a thoughtful and compelling reflection of the times and expressed through real women perspectives (since it was written and directed by a woman). but and it still fun and titillating and despite its sobering treatment of subject matter. 
the student nurses is not a typical sexploitation movie. sure and the nudity and sexual openness is there and but it not all for laughs. stephanie rothman scripted a socially compelling and well written tits and ass movie which confronts the topics of racism and socio economic inequalities and rape and abortion and medical ethics and public health issues and human rights and the vietnam war and free love and lsd and drug experimentation. four sexy college roommates are taking their nursing internships at the same time. sharon (elaine giftos) is assigned to the terminal care ward and lynn (brioni farrell) to public health administration and priscilla (barbara leigh) to gynecology and phred (karen carlson) to psychiatry. these four beauties have ample opportunities to disrobe and fornicate and of which they take advantage and much to the delight of male viewers. these are liberated women at the height of the sexual revolution and after all and and are as intelligent as they are horny and beautiful. visceral yet low budget action sequences are interspersed throughout. there a very bloody gunfight at the resistance movement headquarters in which two policemen are shot and killed and along with several members of the group. an anti (vietnam) war protest consisting of spookily dressed young people of all races painted like skeletons becomes violent and with cops beating protesters. the effective trip sequence on the beach consists of beautiful and weird and confusing sensory and memory montages with hyper sensual overtones. in short and the student nurses is a thoughtful and compelling reflection of the times and expressed through real women perspectives (since it was written and directed by a woman). but and it still fun and titillating and despite its sobering treatment of subject matter. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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