Ants in the Pants is a German comedy movie directed by Marc Rothemund, which was released on September 2, 2000. It was written by Matthias Kutschmann and based on a novel by Sabine Thiesler.
The movie follows the story of Flo (played by Tobias Schenke), a shy and introverted teenager who has always been uncomfortable with the idea of sex. Flo has a crush on his classmate Mia (played by Nadja Becker), but he can't bring himself to even talk to her, let alone express his feelings.
One morning, Flo wakes up to discover that his penis has a mind of its own. It talks to him and demands that he start using it properly. Flo is initially taken aback by this development, but he eventually begins to listen to his penis and starts exploring his sexuality.
As he becomes more comfortable with his body, Flo gains a newfound confidence and begins to pursue Mia. However, his attempts to woo her are complicated by the fact that his best friend and classmate Tom (played by Maximilian Brückner) also has feelings for Mia.
The movie is filled with humorous scenes as Flo navigates his newfound sexuality and tries to impress Mia. It also tackles more serious issues, such as peer pressure and the importance of communication in relationships.
Ants in the Pants was a commercial success in Germany and spawned two sequels: More Ants in the Pants (2007) and Three Times Sex (2013). It has since become a cult classic and is remembered as a lighthearted and entertaining coming-of-age story.