Kleinhoff Hotel (1977)

In Kleinhoff Hotel (1977), Corrine Clery misses her flight to London and has to spend the night at a miserable hotel in Berlin. She’s intrigued by angry activist Bruce Robinson and gets arrested when she follows him out to some kind of revolutionary meeting. For some reason, though, he’s the one who’s crying when she finally makes it back to the hotel. Fortunately, she’s the kind of woman who’s inspired by the tears of grown men to have wild sex. They have a passionate night together, the activist sneaks off to kill himself, and Corrine decides that’s no reason to miss the next flight out of town. It’s a foreign film, after all--but there won’t be anything foreign about the UN building that rises in your pants during this film’s wild nude scenes.