Jet Generation (German: Jet Generation - Wie Mädchen heute Männer lieben) is a 1968 West German drama film directed by Eckhart Schmidt and starring Dginn Moeller, Roger Fritz and Jürgen Draeger. Location shooting took place around Munich. Although it has elements of New German Cinema, it is more focused on the style and fashion of Swinging Munich in the late 1960s.
Millionaire's daughter Carroll Buchheim returns from the United States to Munich to search for her brother who has been missing for some time. She encounters Raoul, a cynical young photographer and falls in love with him. Soon she is entirely under his spell, even as it becomes clear he was likely the man responsible for her brother's death.