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A not-so-sweet slice of life. Every character represents an archetype, or stereotype if you will, running the gamut from the Irish Communist (with beard and pipe), the Stolid Husband, the black guy living in Canada to escape the draft, and the title character "Vixen" (yes, this is actually her name in the movie). Standard directing, with Meyer's editing as usual better than the shots he photographed (he did this one non-union, looks like 100% Meyer).
Pretty good, but if only Vixen hadn't bedded her brother. Eeeeew!
A not-so-sweet slice of life. Every character represents an archetype, or stereotype if you will, running the gamut from the Irish Communist (with beard and pipe), the Stolid Husband, the black guy living in Canada to escape the draft, and the title character "Vixen" (yes, this is actually her name in the movie). Standard directing, with Meyer's editing as usual better than the shots he photographed (he did this one non-union, looks like 100% Meyer).
Pretty good, but if only Vixen hadn't bedded her brother. Eeeeew!