The Seasoning House [Blu-ray]

Product Description The Seasoning House - where young girls are prostituted to the military. Angel (Rosie Day)*an- orphaned deaf mute*is enslaved to care for them. She moves between the walls and crawlspaces*planning her escape. Planning her ingenious and brutal revenge. Review "Goes from stark, sober horror to revenge thriller without missing a beat" - Scott Weinberg, FEARNet "Stark and ferocious...unflinching and compelling" - Little White Lies "Aggressively entertaining and socially insightful...small, smart, audacious" - Little White Lies About the Actor Sean Pertwee was born in London and educated there and in Ibiza. He trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. On graduating he joined the RSC, appearing in many productions most notably Deborah Warner's, Titus Andronicus. His film credits include Four, Dog Soldiers, Event Horizon, The 51st State, Dangerous Parking, I.D, Love, Honour and Obey, Blue Juice, Mutant Chronicles, Stiff Upper Lips, Soldier, Equilibrium and recently The Seasoning House. He works regularly in television including Cold Feet, Luther, Ancient Rome (playing Julius Caesar), the title role in Macbeth for Michael Bogdanoff, HBO's Deadly Voyage, Cadfael, Clarissa, The Changeling, Chancer and Skins. About the Director Paul Hyett is a former award winning special make up effects designer, with twenty years of experience, working as head of department on films such as THE DESCENT, THE WOMAN IN BLACK, IRONCLAD, HARRY BROWN, HUNGER and UNKNOWN. Highly regarded for his unique vision and style, he has worked closely with some of the world s best directors on how the films could incorporate his work. This involved concept designing, storyboarding, preparation and second unit work - helping to realise the vision of any production he was part of. This experience gave him the learning ground for his own directorial debut, THE SEASONING HOUSE which opened Film4 FrightFest 2012. The film, a harrowing war torn exploration of terror and revenge, which picked up the Critics Award for Best Film at Fantasporto 2013., will be released nationwide from June 2013.