Produced by Wolf C. Hartwig, who was also behind the infamous Schoolgirl Report series.

The cast of "14 and Under" features a talented young Ronny Howard, who would go on to become a successful actor and director. Howard's performance as Michael earned him critical acclaim, showcasing his ability to convey vulnerability, humor, and relatability on screen. Cindy Draper and Susan Richardson also delivered strong performances as Michael's love interests, adding depth and nuance to the story.

) is a controversial entry in the "Report" film subgenre that flourished in the early 1970s. Directed by Ernst Hofbauer

Farther out on a dairy farm, a pigtailed milkmaid named Resi has bigger dreams than milking cows. To escape her rural life and afford a fashionable new dress from the city shopkeeper, she begins selling her favors for 20 Marks a pop. Her story is a gritty look at the era's social taboos, ending when a police raid at a wealthy playboy’s estate sends the young girl to a reformatory—a harsh conclusion to her "healthy adolescent dreams". The Resolution

The film utilizes a "report" format where a narrator provides commentary over several loosely connected stories involving adolescents navigating sexuality, family conflicts, and societal taboos.