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Speaking of graves, I’m not quite so sure that silent actor Buster Keaton could have envisioned the things his grand-daughter would be doing in “Day of the Woman”. In fact, before his porkpie hat blew sky high upon his discovery of the dirty, dirty truth, he might even be inclined to mistake the film for one of those delightful runaway comedies like his “Seven Chances”, given the truculent little title might suggest the possibility of a hard-headed female love interest. Or maybe a hilarious romantic role reversal? But, for those of you who know what Meir Zarchi’s “I Spit on Your Grave” is all about and why it has remained famous all these years, then you’ll know there’s definitely a...reversal.
