Socorro! Eu Não Quero Morrer Virgem.

The film follows the humorous and often absurd attempts of several young women in Rio de Janeiro to lose their virginity before a certain deadline, often involving comedic misunderstandings and escapades. They navigate societal expectations and personal desires in their quest for sexual experience.

The film is generally considered a product of its time, catering to a specific niche of Brazilian erotic comedy from the 1970s. While not critically acclaimed by mainstream standards, it found an audience for its lighthearted approach to sexual themes and its star power within that genre.

• A lighthearted, albeit dated, exploration of female sexual awakening.

• Features popular actresses of the Brazilian erotic cinema genre.

• Offers a comedic take on societal pressures regarding virginity.

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The film is representative of the 'pornochanchada' genre that was popular in Brazil during the 1970s, which blended eroticism with comedy.