Plot:
During World War II, a group of women are sent to a Nazi women's prison. One of the prisoners is the cute and innocent looking, but very tough french girl Monique (Ofelia Meyer). She will later on lead the uprising and the escape from the brutal prison.
Lesbian content:
As always is the case with women-in-prison movies, some of the female guards take advantage of the girls, but this movie has something more.. Inga, one of the female guards, played by Felicita Fanny, sets her eyes on Monique quite early on in the movie. When she's inspecting the dormitory where Monique is sleeping one night, she stops by her bed, and the two of them look at each other for a long time without saying a word, and already there I could sense that Inga wasn't like the other guards.
A couple of days later, Inga walks into the prison's stable, and finds Monique there. They look at each other again in the same manner, but this time Inga tells Monique, with a soft voice, that she "expects her" this evening. Later that night, Inga and Monique can be seen in a bed together, and the sex between them is very different from what we can see in the other lesbian scenes in this movie. What was forced and with absolutely no emotions in earlier scenes, is now full of tenderness, gentle strokes and passionte french kissing.
When the uprising starts, the prisoners take revenge on the commander and the guards by killing them off one by one, but Inga is spared. Inga says to Monique: "I want to go with you." A woman asks Monique what she wants them to do with her. Monique: "She's going with us." Even though nothing was said or shown, I believe the reason why Monique decided that Inga could follow them on their escape, wasn't just because she had been treating the women kindly, but also because the two of them had developed feelings for each other.
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