I Am the Other Woman (2006)

Successful civil engineer Robert Fabry (August Diehl) finds himself in a bizarre love triangle in the German drama I Am the Other Woman (2006), not to be confused with the American comedy The Other Woman (2014). Under the direction of Margarethe von Trotta, this foreign film begins when preppy bridge builder Fabry checks into a swanky Frankfort hotel the evening before he has a meeting with a potential client. To make the most of his time, Robert decides to whittle the night away with a platinum wig-wearing prostitute (Katja Reimann). Once the sun comes up, she’s gone; best money spent. But this isn’t the last Robert will see of his hot hooker. As you can guess, his big client, contract lawyer Carolin Winter, turns out to be the same woman he plowed the previous night. Of course, he does the normal thing and asks her out on a date! Although she agrees to see him, everything gets weirder as the story goes on due to Carolin’s multiple personality disorder. Now the title makes sense! In other words, twists and turns ensue during this crazy ride. Along the way, we encounter Karl Winter (Armin Mueller-Stahl), Frau Winter (Karin Dor), Britta (Bernadette Heerwagen), Bruno (Dieter Laser), Dr. Maiser (Peter Lerchbaumer), and the skin on Mr. Diehl! In a bedroom scene, the skintastic actor puts the thrills into this thriller when he bares his back and butt while feeling his lady love up. Better yet, he reveals his bush, balls, and peen. August is hot!