A stranded motorcyclist stumbles into a brothel and is offered an unexpected new job.
THE MADAM
A young man who encounters a stranded woman and offers her a ride home. Upon arriving, he discovers she resides in a brothel managed by her mother, leading to an unusual proposition of employment involving the residents of the establishment.
Quick Answer
The Madam is a 1969 American comedy-drama directed by Don Brown about a young man who, after helping a stranded woman, finds himself employed at her mother's brothel in an unconventional role.
Programmer's Pick
If you like your sixties sex comedies with a pinch of drama and a heap of nudity, The Madam delivers. Uschi Digard headlines a cast navigating a brothel where the hiring process is anything but standard—and the benefits are, shall we say, hands-on.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Why Cult
The film fully embraces the era's sexual freedom, making it a time capsule of late-1960s attitudes.
A young man's accidental stop leads to a job offer in a brothel, blending bawdy humor with drama.
Cult favorite Uschi Digard stars as Sissy, anchoring the cast in this erotic escapade.
Expect a candid display of nudity and sexual situations, true to its sexploitation and erotic tags.
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Questions from the Vault
When was The Madam released? +
The Madam was released in 1969.
Who directed The Madam? +
The Madam was directed by Don Brown.
How long is The Madam? +
The Madam has a runtime of 58 minutes.
What genre is The Madam? +
The Madam is a comedy-drama film.
Where can I watch The Madam? +
You can watch The Madam on SassyFlix.
