A divorcée’s confessions turn a party into a live psychodrama of desire and revelation.
THE DIVORCEE
A young divorcée confesses her sexual adventures and fantasies during a psychodrama session at a party. Soon the party begins to resemble some of the "adventures" she was talking about.
Quick Answer
The Divorcee is a 1969 American drama directed by Stephen C. Apostolof about a young divorcée whose confessions of sexual adventures during a psychodrama session at a party soon influence the party itself.
Programmer's Pick
Stephen C. Apostolof brings a heady cocktail of confessions and consequences to The Divorcee, where a party transforms into a softcore psychodrama. Come for Marsha Jordan’s fearless performance, stay for the era’s unfiltered approach to adult melodrama.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Overview
Details & Specs
- Director
- Stephen C. Apostolof
- Writer
- Stephen C. Apostolof
- Release
- 1969
- Runtime
- 1h 30m
- Genres
- Drama
Cast & Crew
View all →
Why Cult
Watch as a simple party becomes a live-action confessional, blurring fantasy and reality in real time.
This film dives into the liberated and campy side of late-60s adult cinema, packed with taboo-breaking themes.
Marsha Jordan anchors the film as the confessional divorcée, navigating desire and humiliation with equal measure.
From group sex to toe sucking, the film explores a gamut of adult themes rarely seen so openly in its era.
Scene Gallery
Questions from the Vault
When was The Divorcee released? +
The Divorcee was released in 1969.
Who directed The Divorcee? +
The Divorcee was directed by Stephen C. Apostolof.
How long is The Divorcee? +
The Divorcee has a runtime of 90 minutes.
What genre is The Divorcee? +
The Divorcee is a drama film.
Where can I watch The Divorcee? +
You can watch The Divorcee on SassyFlix.
