This all has reminded me about a German bongo movie that was doing the rounds at school in the 90s. I got my hands on it for a few days, and then the stars aligned. Dad at work, siblings all away and mum out for a couple of hours, I had the house to myself. Got the video recorder from my bedroom and took it downstairs,. Hooked it up to the one in the living room and started copying. Only took a minute to set up.
And then began the most nerve-wracking 2 hours I had known. What if my mum came home early? How could this be explained? Every time a car drove past or a person walked past the house, I was jumping out of my seat and looking out. Amazing, when you think today of the ease and sheer quantity of this stuff available online.
By the end, it all went smoothly and I had made my own copy.
What I remember of the movie itself is 3 things. First, it was Medieval themed, and set in a castle. Second, it starred Sarah Young, who was popular in the genre at the time (an English woman starring in German movies). And finally, the main guy in the movie had what can only be described as a bent boaby. I mean, it was at right angles. If he was facing North, it was facing West.
It went with all my jazz mags when I solemnly took them to the woods and dumped them under a bush.