Turn Me On, Dammit!

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Release Date: March 30, 2012 (limited)

Studio: New Yorker Films

Director: Jannicke Systad Jacobson

Screenwriter: Jannicke Systad Jacobson

Starring: Helene Bergsholm, Malin Bjorhovde, Henriette Steenstrup, Beate Stofring,
 Matias Myren, Lars Nordtveit Listau, Jon Bleiklie Devik, Julia 
Bache-Wiig, Julia Elise Schacht, Arthur Berning, Hilde-Gunn Ommedal, Ole
 Johan Skjelbred, Finn Tokvam, Per Kjerstad, Olaug Nilssen, Yngve Hustad
 Reite, Ronny Brede Aase, Platon

Genre: Comedy 

MPAA Rating: Not Available 

Official Website: TurnMeOnDammit.com
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Plot Summary: 
"Turn Me On, Dammit!" is a whimsical and 
refreshingly honest coming of age story about the blossoming sexuality 
of a teenage girl. The feature debut of Jannicke Systad Jacobsen, the 
film was awarded "Best Screenplay" at the Tribeca Film Festival as well 
as "Best Debut Film" at the Rome Film Festival. 15-year-old Alma (Helene
 Bergsholm) is consumed by her out-of-control hormones and fantasies 
that range from sweetly romantic images of Artur, the boyfriend she 
yearns for, to down-and-dirty daydreams about practically everybody she 
lays eyes on. Alma and her best friend Sara live in an insufferably 
boring little town in the hinterlands of Norway called Skoddeheimen, a 
place they loathe so much that every time their school bus passes the 
sign that names it, they routinely flip it off. After Alma has a 
stimulating yet awkward encounter with Artur, she makes the mistake of 
telling her incredulous friends, who ostracize her at school, until Sara
 can't even be seen with her. At home, Alma's single mother is 
overwhelmed and embarrassed by her daughter's extravagant phone sex 
bills and wears earplugs to muffle Alma's round-the-clock acts of 
self-gratification. Laced with warmth and quirky humor, "Turn Me On, 
Dammit!" is a light-hearted take on a story that is told so often about 
boys and so rarely about teenage girls.
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