Duffer (1972)
Duffer, an intense and bizarre study of obsession that is by turns beautiful and disturbing, tells the story of a teenage boy torn between the womanly charms of a kindly prostitute, and the sadistic attentions of an older man. Both whimsical and disturbing, with a quirky sense of the grotesque, Duffer is a film that defies easy comparison.
Directors: Joseph Despins, William Dumaresq.
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William Dumaresq as Louis-Jack |
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Kit Gleave as Duffer |
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Erna May as Your Gracie |
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Lisa Doran as Tobacconist Lady |
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Marcelle MacHardie as Landlady |
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Bogomir Rampre as Malevolent Man |
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Anthony Lambert as Drunk Man |
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Traute Kraus as Drunk Woman |
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Jean-Pierre Roche as Man with Mustache |
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Marie-Jeanne Savigny as Girl on Bridge |
| Directing | Joseph Despins | Director |
| Directing | William Dumaresq | Director |
| Writing | William Dumaresq | Writer |
| Sound | William Dumaresq | Music |
| Crew | Jorge Guerra | Cinematography |
| Editing | Joseph Despins | Editor |
| Sound | Galt McDermot | Music Score Producer |
