360

Produced in 2011 (and debuting at the TFF that year) and inspired by Reigen and La Ronde, 360 is a film written by Peter Morgan and directed by Fernando Meirelles.  As the Observer describes it:

There are business tycoons from Germany and Britain, Austrian pimps, Russian gangsters, a French dentist, an American sex offender on parole, a Brazilian photographer and various wives and partners. They spend a lot of time flying, conducting dodgy business deals, engaging in sex or looking for love, and almost without exception they're anxious, depressed and (in the case of those with some vestige of conscience) guilt-ridden.[1]

It's set in (and between) six cities (Vienna, Paris, Berlin, London, Denver and Phoenix) and "begins and ends with a chilling sexual transaction that recreates Schnitzler in the internet culture of present-day Vienna"[2]

 In spite of its slick production and international cast (including Jude Law and Anthony Hopkins), it was almost universally panned by critics, generating a rating of 20% at Rotten Tomatoes (and the public's opinion wasn't much better at 37%).

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/360_2012/

It looks like it is available for viewing online (if you are so inclined) at: http://www.epicmoviesonline.com/360/ but you will have to register.