A Conspiracy

A disillusioned lawyer takes on a pro bono case representing Valerie Solanas, a radical feminist and author of the SCUM Manifesto, who is accused of attempting to assassinate Andy Warhol. As he delves deeper into her past and the events leading up to the shooting, he uncovers a complex web of conspiracy, mental instability, and societal critique.

A Conspiracy is a thought-provoking made-for-television film that explores themes of radical feminism, mental health, and the sensationalism surrounding public figures. While not widely released theatrically, it garnered attention for its intense portrayal of Valerie Solanas and its examination of her controversial beliefs and actions. Critical reception often highlighted the film's challenging subject matter and the strong performances, though some found its narrative to be bleak.

• Offers a chilling portrayal of Valerie Solanas and her motivations.

• Praised for its examination of societal alienation and radicalism.

• Considered a somber and intense exploration of a controversial figure.

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The film was based on the true story of Valerie Solanas, who shot Andy Warhol in 1968 and was the author of the radical feminist manifesto 'SCUM Manifesto'.