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Drama Cult Classic

Morality and desperation clash in Doris Wishman's gritty tale of two women, one pimp, and the cost of survival.

ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER MAN

Sex without shame!

1966 · 1h 11m · NR · Drama · IMDB TMDB

A young couple move into an expensive new apartment after the husband gets a big pay raise. Unfortunately, he is soon stricken with a mysterious ailment and becomes bedridden. The wife, unable to find a job and with bills piling up, runs into a seedy pimp who suggests a way she may be able to make a lot of money in a short time.

Quick Answer

What is Another Day, Another Man about?

Another Day, Another Man is a 1966 American drama film directed by Doris Wishman about two female roommates whose lives spiral as they become entangled in prostitution and exploitation.

Programmer's Pick

Doris Wishman serves up sleaze with a side of morality play, and isn’t shy about roughing up her characters—or the audience. If you like your '60s exploitation laced with social critique and zero sugarcoating, it’s another day well spent.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

Another Day, Another Man sets up a stark urban drama anchored in the uneasy relationship between two female roommates navigating the harsh realities of rent, morality, and survival. One is bluntly pragmatic—her income derives from sex work and a rough-edged pimp. The other leaves her day job to pursue her vision of domestic bliss as a housewife, only to be quickly derailed when her newlywed husband falls seriously ill. Facing mounting bills and no work prospects, the aspiring homemaker is pressured into the same world her roommate once occupied. This is a world where self-righteousness dissolves under economic desperation, and streetwise hustlers prey on the vulnerable. Expect a mix of social commentary, exploitation tropes, and the raw style that defined Doris Wishman's psychotronic cinema.

Details & Specs

Director
Doris Wishman
Writer
Doris Wishman
Release
1966
Runtime
1h 11m
Country
United States of America
Genres
Drama
Also Known As
Another Day, Another Way, Another Man (original title)

Why Cult

Wishman Roughie

Doris Wishman—queen of sexploitation—ruthlessly unspools a bleak, unsentimental look at the economic pressures facing women in 1960s urban America.

Exploitative Urban Setting

The city’s seedy underbelly is more than background—it’s an active force shaping every desperate decision and moral compromise.

Morality vs. Survival

The film sets up a blunt debate between self-righteous values and the raw struggle to make rent, then watches as the lines blur under pressure.

Psychotronic Style

Expect stylized grit and narrative detours—including a dream sequence—befitting the film’s cult psychotronic reputation.

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Questions from the Vault

Who directed Another Day, Another Man? +

Another Day, Another Man was directed by Doris Wishman.

How long is Another Day, Another Man? +

Another Day, Another Man has a runtime of 71 minutes.

What genre is Another Day, Another Man? +

The film is classified as a drama, specifically in the sexploitation and roughie subgenres.

Where can I watch Another Day, Another Man? +

Another Day, Another Man is available to stream on SassyFlix.

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