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Deaf Minor 
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ALT__TITLE |
Angel of
Vengeance |
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DISABILITY |
Deaf
Speaking impaired |
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NOTES |
A woman who
cannot speak (she is not deaf) works in a |
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sewing shop
in New York. She is raped twice but manages to |
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kill the
rapist. Rather than reporting this justifiable killing to |
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the police
she cuts up the body and stores it in her fridge. |
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She then
makes a number of trips distributing parts around |
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the city.
She then begins to kill other men with a gun she had |
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from the
rapist. This gun has an endless supply of bullets. |
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The main
performance is mind numbingly static with no |
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possibility
of understanding the woman's motivation besides |
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the obvious.
The other characters especially the old, nosy |
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neighbour
are lifted straight from the shop for stereotypes. |
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Mainly the
seamy side of New York is shown as a suitable |
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backdrop to
this seamy story. |
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It is said
of her that she is "working under a tremendous |
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handicap . .
. has to work harder than a normal person." Her |
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only means
of communication is by writing. It's as though the |
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medical
profession had abandoned her. |
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This is a
very crude film in all respects. Fans of the director |
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will defend
the film but this really is trash film making. The |
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acting is
awkward and the scenarios are disjointed. If the |
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woman could
speak the script would undoubtedly let her and |
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As a very
minor note there is a blind guy sitting outside a shop. |
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Notes
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