The German erotic drama is a short film that has gained a cult following for its blend of artistic storytelling and explicit, unsimulated intimacy. Written and directed by Sergej Moya, the 38-minute film explores themes of isolation, self-discovery, and the sudden awakening of long-dormant desires. Plot Overview
Produced by and Von Fiessbach Film , the project was reportedly made on a modest budget (estimated around €60,000 to €170,000). It premiered in Berlin on December 7, 2011. IMDb Reception and Critical Context Hotel Desire (Short 2011) - IMDb hotel desire imdb
Set during a sweltering summer in Berlin, the story follows (played by Saralisa Volm), a single mother struggling to balance her personal needs with the demands of her job as a hotel housekeeper. The German erotic drama is a short film
Despite its short runtime, the film features a notable cast of established German actors: as Antonia Clemens Schick as Julius Pass Frederick Lau as the Doorman Herbert Knaup as the Hotel Director Palina Rojinski as Julia It premiered in Berlin on December 7, 2011
Julius is a famous blind portrait artist who is preparing for a major exhibition. A chance encounter in his room—where Julius, unaware of Antonia's presence, begins to search for his clothes—leads to a quiet but intense sensual discovery. Cast and Production Details
Emotionally drained and feeling invisible after years without a romantic connection, Antonia enters the room of a VIP guest, Julius Pass (played by Clemens Schick).
After seeing her seven-year-old son off to visit his father in Paris, Antonia arrives late to her shift at a luxury hotel, nearly losing her job.