A would-be politician dives into California hippie culture for votes, sex, and smoke.
THE DIRTIEST GAME
A candidate for California state representative decides he needs the hippie vote to win, so he runs on a platform to legalize marijuana, and sets out to check out the hippie lifestyle.
Quick Answer
The Dirtiest Game is a 1970 American drama film directed by James Bryan and Titus Moede about a candidate for California state representative who seeks the hippie vote by adopting their lifestyle and campaigning to legalize marijuana.
Programmer's Pick
Only in a 1970s sexploitation flick does running for office mean swapping speeches for group sessions and campaign trails for wild parties. If you think politics and pot don’t mix, this independent romp is here to prove you wrong—repeatedly.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Overview
Details & Specs
- Directors
- James Bryan, Titus Moede
- Writers
- James Bryan, Frank Millen
- Release
- 1970
- Runtime
- 1h 5m
- Genres
- Drama
- Also Known As
- The Dirtiest Game In The World
Cast & Crew
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Why Cult
A politician’s campaign becomes an excuse to wallow in the era’s signature vices, blurring the line between public service and pleasure.
The film builds its story around the hot-button issue of legalizing marijuana and the candidate's attempt to become a 'guru' to the hippie youth.
True to its low-budget roots, this film delivers its content with a raw, unvarnished edge—from party scenes to its freewheeling cast.
Prepare for uninhibited depictions of sex, weed, and counterculture antics—cranked up to eleven.
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Questions from the Vault
When was The Dirtiest Game released? +
The Dirtiest Game was released in 1970.
Who directed The Dirtiest Game? +
The Dirtiest Game was directed by James Bryan and Titus Moede.
How long is The Dirtiest Game? +
The Dirtiest Game runs for 65 minutes.
What genre is The Dirtiest Game? +
The Dirtiest Game is a drama film.
Where can I watch The Dirtiest Game? +
You can watch The Dirtiest Game on SassyFlix.
