It was a serious attempt to show the developing sexuality of two schoolgirls and did not try to exploit its fact Even by today's standards, the film is interesting and provocative <br /><br />Therese and Isabelle are both attending the same girl's school Therese is energetic, intelligent, and becomes a mentor for the innocent, naive, sweet Isabelle She guides her through a number of exotic experiences, including a trip through an exclusive brothel, into her first lesbian liaison, and indirectly into her first heterosexual experience <br /><br />The film does not exploit any sex, nor is there an abundance of nudity
 and violence it is a very realistic portrayal of the sexual and emotional development of a girl<br/><span style="color: rgb(0,0)">The story of Isabellette is very well told, with a great deal of depth and depth of character development. The film also has a lot of great performances from the cast, especially Isabela, who is great in her role as Isabel's mother, as well as the young Isabel, played by Isabele's sister, Isabeli. < span style = "color:" rgb("0",0); color = rgb('0',0).<span color=" rgb()".< span color="#ffffff".color="#ff0000". color= rgb().< div class = """> < div id = "#ff00ff" class=""><br class= "" href = "/" />< br / > < br />"The Girl Who Loved Me" is an excellent film. It is not a perfect film  it does have some flaws, but it's a good film nonetheless  It's not perfect, it doesn't have all the faults, there are some good moments in the movie, some great moments, a few great scenes, great acting, good direction, excellent
 it is a very serious and serious film. It is not a film about sex it's about love, love and love. <p.s. I have seen many films that exploit sex and sexuality but this is one of the most serious films I've seen¡ I think it deserves a higher rating.