Shirley Douglas, born in 1934 in Weyburn, Canada, made her mark in the 1980s with her role in Turning to Stone (1985), where she embodies a complex character navigating the gritty underbelly of society. After training in London, she brought her theatrical background to the screen, often portraying strong women. Douglas's advocacy for social causes paralleled her artistic endeavors, reflecting a commitment to both performance and activism. Her rich career in film and television continues to resonate within the realms of cult and exploitation cinema.
Turning to Stone
Alison Campbell was sentenced to seven years after trying to smuggle drugs into Canada. This hard-hitting film tells the story of how she survived the prison system,and sacrificed herself to protect her inmates and saved her own sanity.
