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Session 9 (DVD) Brad Anderson's SESSION 9 is a thrilling psychological horror film that uses a haunting backdrop to weave a tale of deep terror. Called in to remove asbestos from the imposing, soon-to-be-renovated Danvers State Mental Hospital, the employees of the Hazmat Elimination Company are unprepared for what they're about to step into. The workers--Gordon (Peter Mullan), the troubled owner who has a wife danvers danvers eye history hospital state and baby that he desperately needs to support; Phil (David Caruso), a crew chief who mourns his lost girlfriend by smoking marijuana; Hank (Josh Lucas), the cocky gambler who stole Phil's woman; Mike (Stephen Gevedon), a privileged law student who is fascinated with the hospital's history; danvers danvers eye history hospital state and Jeff (Brendan Sexton III), Gordon's naive nephew--begin to unravel danvers danvers eye history hospital state and give in to their own inner fears as the hospital wreaks havoc on their fragile mental states. As the week wears on, the disappearance of Hank brings the tension to a boil, resulting in a shocking series of events that only add to the creepy hospital's legend. With SESSION 9, Anderson proves that he is an immensely talented director who has the ability to work in a variety of genres danvers danvers eye history hospital state and keep his deeply personal vision intact. DVD Features: Region 1 Keep Case Anamorphic Widescreen Single Side - Dual Layer Additional Release Material: Deleted Scenes Alternate Ending Audio Commentary - 1. Brad Anderson - Director Featurette Text/Galleries: Art Slide Show Storyboards Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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Capitalism And The Eye Capitalism`s Eye i s an extremely ambitious cultural history of how people experienced commodities in the era of industrial expansion. Writing against the dominant argument that the society of the spectacle emerged fully formed in the mid-19th century, Kevin Hetherington explains that the emergence of a culture of mass consumption dominated by visual experience was a much slower process, not truly ascendant until after World War I. Prior to that time, people experienced commodities-and things more generally - in ways that encompassed all the bodily senses, much as they had in previous eras. Individuals in this nascent consumer culture still experienced commodities danvers danvers eye history hospital state and objects in stores, museums, homes, danvers danvers eye history hospital state and gardens via taste, smell, danvers danvers eye history hospital state and touch - not sight alone. Situating the story exhibitions, the interior of the bourgeois home, the Victorian garden, the department store, danvers danvers eye history hospital state and the luxury shop - Capitalism`s Eye opens a new vista into understanding the rise of consumer culture. The arrival ofmass consumer society did not immediately transform individuals into mesmerized, passive spectators, just looking at the gaudy spectacle before them. Capitalism`s Eye promises to transform the way that we understand both the cultural history of capitalism in the United States danvers danvers eye history hospital state and Europe danvers danvers eye history hospital state and the historical roots of the mediated spectacle that dominates our world to this day. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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