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Lesley Smith
Acknowledging her anger by Paul Risker
Lesley Smith
Lesley Smith and James MacLean in Compulsus Photo: Jessie Redmond

Director Tara Thorne’s feature debut, Compulsus, screening in Fantasia’s ‘Queer Genre Cinema Spotlight’ section, centres on two women who pursue vigilante justice against perpetrators of misogynistic crimes.

Spoken-word poet Wally (Lesley Smith) listens intently to the woes of her straight friends, who find it hard to meet worthwhile men. Meanwhile, word gets around town about a series of sexual assaults. When Wally goes on a first date with Lou (Kathleen Dorian), the chef at the restaurant happens to be this notorious perpetrator. Unable to restrain herself, Wally attack the chef, and the pair, encouraged by responses on social media begin a vigilante wave of either justice or terror.

Tara Thorne Photo: Heather Young

In conversation with Eye For Film from Fantasia, Thorne and Smith discussed challenging the representation of the transparent woman, while giving space for a woman...
See full article at eyeforfilm.co.uk
  • 8/8/2022
  • by Paul Risker
  • eyeforfilm.co.uk
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