Three women, three sailors, and one old house on 69th Street stir up sex, longing, and complications.
MEETING ON 69TH STREET
An impotent sailor falls in love with madam of a whorehouse.
Quick Answer
Meeting on 69th Street is a 1969 American drama-romance film directed by Kemper Peacock about a trio of women who set up a brothel in an old house and entertain three sailor boys as their first customers.
Programmer's Pick
New York’s not the only thing that never sleeps in this slice of late-'60s sexploitation. Meeting on 69th Street brings together sailors, madams, and more than a little nudity for a drama that’s as candid about longing as it is about skin.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Why Cult
A candid glimpse into late-'60s attitudes toward sex, commerce, and taboo, all wrapped in a softcore package.
Three sailor boys on the prowl bring extra energy—and complications—to the brothel’s opening night.
The film doesn’t shy away from vulnerability, centering an impotent sailor’s unexpected romance with the madam.
Expect male and female frontal nudity, threesomes, and a frank depiction of sexual encounters.
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Questions from the Vault
When was Meeting on 69th Street released? +
Meeting on 69th Street was released in 1969.
Who directed Meeting on 69th Street? +
Kemper Peacock directed Meeting on 69th Street.
How long is Meeting on 69th Street? +
Meeting on 69th Street has a runtime of 65 minutes.
What genre is Meeting on 69th Street? +
Meeting on 69th Street is a drama and romance film.
Where can I watch Meeting on 69th Street? +
Meeting on 69th Street is available to stream on SassyFlix.
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