A man's daydreams spiral into a parade of nudie cutie fantasies.
SEXTET
A guy fantasizes about owning a harem.
Quick Answer
Sextet is a 1964 American comedy film directed by Bud Irwin about a man who constantly fantasizes about being surrounded by naked women.
Programmer's Pick
Sextet is less a cohesive comedy and more a collection of bare-skinned daydreams stitched together for maximum skin and minimal story. If your cinematic sweet spot is topless women and harem fantasies, you’ll find what you came for—just don’t expect much else.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Overview
Details & Specs
- Director
- Bud Irwin
- Release
- 1964
- Runtime
- 1h 7m
- Genres
- Comedy
- Also Known As
- Six Women and a Man, Sixtet
Cast & Crew
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Why Cult
A showcase of topless and nude women forms the backbone of this independent comedy, as the protagonist’s fantasies come to life.
A product of the independent film wave, Sextet captures the era’s cheeky approach to risqué material and budget filmmaking.
The main character’s recurring daydreams place him at the center of a harem, delivering a steady stream of escapist sequences.
Look closely for Linda Lovelace in a party scene, an early appearance before she became an adult film icon.
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Questions from the Vault
Who directed Sextet? +
Sextet was directed by Bud Irwin.
How long is Sextet? +
Sextet has a runtime of 67 minutes.
What genre is Sextet? +
Sextet is a comedy film.
Where can I watch Sextet? +
You can watch Sextet on SassyFlix.
