"Turn Me on, Dammit!" starts with 15-year old Alma(Helene Bergsholm) masturbating furiously to a telephone sex line. Luckily, she is able to compose herself before her mother(Henriette Steenstrup) returns home, even with the family dog needing psychological help to get certain i... read more
Helene Bergsholm,
Matias Myren Malin Bjorhovde#72535,
Henriette Steenstrup,
Lars Nordvedt Listau,
Beate Stofring
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15-year-old Alma (Helene Bergsholm) is consumed by her out-of-control hormones and fantasies that range from sweetly romantic images of Artur, the boyfriend she yearns for, to down-and-dirty daydreams... read more
Directed by: Jannicke Systad Jacobsen
Release Date: March 30, 2012
Stats: 46 reviews
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On paper this sounded like a Norwegian "Welcome To The Dollhouse" but it's much more aimed at a teen audience. Norwegian teens seem a lot more advanced than most others though and this features copious masturbation, breast fondling, and even an erect penis. This in a movie whose ... read more
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May 4, 2012fb645492669Dik-Alma, Dik-Alma, Dik-Alma!! <---who says I don't know any Norwegian?? What a low key chuckle this little coming of age film is with a very winsome, teenage female and male lead. With the universal theme of first crushes, school bullying, being an outcast, sticking with tr... read more
Critic Reviews
Here's a clever, refreshingly real twist on the teenage sex farce. Full Review
[It] never lags, from the first shocking scene to a sweetly amusing John Hughes-inspired finale. Full Review
"Turn Me On, Dammit!" is a movie as odd as its title, just as straightforward and considerably more endearing. Full Review
It may be a slight comedy but Turn Me On, Dammit! is enormously entertaining. Full Review
I can't think of another movie whose finale uses a reference to genitalia to warm your heart. Full Review
You'll be gladder to have seen this beguiling little film if you can find it. Full Review
Jacobsen's clever, compassionate treatment of Alma's romantic predicament involving Artur, her exhibitionist crush, comes from a perspective you virtually never see in American films. Full Review
[It] has a gentle oddness as unforced as its performances and as inoffensive as its dialogue. Full Review
Jacobsen's frank, funny but nonexploitative approach to teen libido has the feel of honest memoir, a look back at those years that recognizes,with the benefit of distance, that there's plenty of humor... Full Review
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