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<font size="4"><br>Victim</font>
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<br>dvd review by Gary Morris</font>
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<p>Basil Dearden's excellent thriller <i>Victim </i>was released in 1961, during roughly the same time as the ascension of Britain's "angry young men" - playwrights like John Osborne (<i>Look Back in Anger</i>) who rejected clichés of fussy, stuffy Britannia in favor of a more edgy, neorealist-inflected, working-class image. And <i>Victim, </i>with its location shooting, noirish lighting, and doomed characters has more than a little of the "angry young men" feel.
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