This is the third film in the Six Swedish Girls Tetralogy. Yes, I know that I
watched the films in the wrong order, but it doesn't matter, because the third
and fourth films are standalone works that can be watched in either order. All
four films feature the six Swedish girls Astrid, Greta, Inga, Kerstin, Lil and
Selma, but they're played by different actresses in this film. Despite being
made only one year after
"Six Swedish Girls at a Petrol Station", not one of the girls is played by the same actress. If there's a reason for
this, I don't know it.
The six girls go on holiday to Ibiza by sea. Kerstin is looking after their
money, but she loses it on the ship. This leaves them penniless. A local girl
called Kitty is looking after a villa while the owner is away, so she offers
to let them stay free of charge. They apply for jobs to make money. Astrid
becomes a saleswoman in a clothing store. Kerstin becomes a croupier in a
casino. Selma becomes a travel guide. Lil wants to become a disc jockey, but
she's given a job as a go-go girl. Greta works briefly as a waitress, but she
quits because the owner keeps groping her. Inga can't find a job.
The film is directed by Gérard Loubeau and produced by Erwin C. Dietrich.
Erwin should have directed the film himself. There are careless mistakes. As
usual, the girls wear shirts with their names on them, but when they get into
Kitty's car there are two girls wearing a Selma shirt, There's no Greta. When
they get out of the car, Greta is wearing her own shirt.
There's a film called "Hot Sex on Ibiza" which stars the same six actresses
playing different characters. They obviously wanted to save money by making two films
at the same location with the same cast.
This is the weakest of the Six Swedish Girls films. It's only for completists.
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