Salon Kitty (1976)

Salon Kitty is Tinto Brass's provocative wartime drama set inside a Nazi-run brothel used for espionage, blending political intrigue with the director's signature explicit visual style. Teresa Ann Savoy anchors the film with a fearless performance that bares it all, embodying the moral chaos of the setting through candid nudity and charged sex scenes. Sara Sperati appears alongside her, adding to the film's unflinching portrayal of bodies and power under surveillance. The archive holds 2 scenes from the film, each capturing the raw, exploitative atmosphere that made Salon Kitty a cult touchstone of European erotic cinema.