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UNITED STATES · 1966
Another Day, Another Man
Doris Wishman
Synopsis
Steve and Ann Bundy move into an expensive new apartment after the husband gets a big pay raise. Unfortunately, Steve's soon stricken with a mysterious ailment and becomes bedridden. Unable to find employment, and with the bills piling up, Ann runs into a seedy pimp who suggests a way in which she could make a lot of money in a short time.
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Dildo Heaven is the story of three girls who hope to seduce their bosses. It also features a Peeping Tom who will do anything to prove himself worthy of the three ladies’ attention. It is a soft-core sex comedy that has played some underground and cult film festivals but is still awaiting a video release. Final edit was completed after Satan Was a Lady. It had its official world premiere at the New York Underground Film Festival in . From the advertisements: “Wild, wicked and wanton!”
Dildo Heaven is the story of three girls who hope to seduce their bosses. It also features a Peeping Tom who will do anything to prove himself worthy of the three ladies’ attention. It is a soft-core sex comedy that has played some underground and cult film festivals but is still awaiting a video release. Final edit was completed after Satan Was a Lady. It had its official world premiere at the New York Underground Film Festival in . From the advertisements: “Wild, wicked and wanton!”
Wishman’s last film completed 95 percent of its principal photography in June of . Wishman wrote detailed notes on a few additional shots, a planned John Waters cameo and editing instructions during the last few weeks of her life (she died August 10, ). Her friend, biographer and co-producer Michael Bowen and website designer David B. Wilson expects the film to have its world premiere by the end of .
Wishman’s last film completed 95 percent of its principal photography in June of . Wishman wrote detailed notes on a few additional shots, a planned John Waters cameo and editing instructions during the last few weeks of her life (she died August 10, ). Her friend, biographer and co-producer Michael Bowen and website designer David B. Wilson expects the film to have its world premiere by the end of .
Films with Similar Themes
financial desperation · marital strain · sex work · illness and disability · urban noir
