A young girl buys a motel

A young woman shares her motel room with an elderly Filipina woman when she is stranded in a sleepy beach town.

Motel is the story of a young woman who, after traveling out of state to get an abortion, must spend the night at a motel and grapple with the decision that she’s made. Isla has made a choice, and the weight of that choice hits her as the pressure from family and society seem to close in. As strange occurrences start to haunt Isla, she must do all she can to get through the night.

Sherri, a recent high school graduate living and working at a rundown motel, struggles to cope physically and emotionally after a recent abortion. Day by day, she strives for a brighter future, all while navigating the isolation of her environment and the influences of the men that surround her.

Motel for Lovers is obviously the brainstorm of some Seventies genius who discovered the intimate connection between motels and sex. The premise must have seemed like such a winner that the need for a story was deemed extraneous. So look for SUZANNE FIELDS (Flesh Gordon), fresh out of high school, in Room 121 and RAINBOW ROBBINS (Marriage and Other Four-Letter Words) engaged in a threesome in Room 123. Rooms go for $12 a night, no questions asked. Any questions?

A runaway girl stays in a love motel down the street from her house to avoid an escalating confrontation with her parents, whom she has a generational gap, cultural gap, and previous trauma with; during her one night stay in the hotel, she redefines her perception of love and what being a family truly means.

Some boys hire a prostitute for their friend, but he doesn't really know if his ready to do it.