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The Odessa File (1974)
The Odessa File (1974) is a classic thriller directed by Ronald Neame. It stars Jon Voight as Peter Miller, a German journalist investigating the mysterious death of a Holocaust survivor. The film is set in post-war Germany and follows Miller as he attempts to uncover the truth behind the death.
The Odessa File is a gripping and suspenseful film that is full of sexual tension. Throughout the movie, Miller is constantly surrounded by beautiful women, and his interactions with them are often charged with sexual energy. One of the most memorable scenes is when Miller meets with a mysterious woman in a hotel room. The scene is full of sexual innuendo and the tension between the two is palpable.
The Odessa File also features a number of steamy love scenes. One of the most memorable is when Miller and his love interest, Sarah, share a passionate kiss in a deserted alley. The scene is full of emotion and the chemistry between the two is undeniable.
The Odessa File is a classic thriller that is full of sexual moments. From the mysterious woman in the hotel room to the passionate kiss in the alley, the movie is full of sexual tension and romance. It is a must-see for fans of classic thrillers and those who appreciate a good love story.
Main female character works as a stripper at a men's club but she is not shown at work.
Nude man and woman lie under a comforter implying sex. Nudity includes bare-chested male. This couple live together as boyfriend and girlfriend.
Just before Gustav chases Sigi into an elevator he quickly views a display of erotic pictures scrolling in a window. It is very quick and not overly apparent.
Woman is shown partially nude from the side in the bathroom after a shower; no explicit nudity.
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