An ex-detective, thrown out of the force on account of his alcoholism, has been making half a living as a photographer; but the magazine which paid him has gone out of business.
Bloodshot is a pastiche British film noir thriller set in seedy London in 1957.
He is contemplating suicide when he gets a commission to stalk and photograph a black woman.
He has hardly begun the job before she is raped and murdered. There are three suspects.
The performance, with a Leica in one hand and a bottle of gin in the other, is clever and versatile.
The script is by Douglas Post. The director is Patrick Sandford.
by Robert Tantich, Mature Times theatre reviewer
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