Actresses dominique provost chalkley & rosie day naked in the seasoning house

Movie from year 2012
Synopsis of the film: young women are raped and forced into prostitution

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Keywords for this film: rape

The Seasoning House (2012) The Seasoning House is a 2012 British drama film directed by Paul Hyett, in his feature film debut. The film stars Rosie Day, Sean Pertwee, Kevin Howarth, and Anna Walton. The film is a dark and brutal story of survival, revenge, and redemption. The film is set in an unnamed Balkan country, in the midst of a civil war. The Seasoning House is a former industrial building, where young girls are kidnapped, drugged, and prostituted to the soldiers and warlords. The girls are kept in squalid and horrific conditions, and are subjected to constant abuse and violence. The film follows Angel (Day), a deaf and mute girl who was sold to the Seasoning House by her mother. Angel is spared from the sexual slavery by Viktor (Howarth), the ruthless owner of the brothel, who uses her as a caretaker and cleaner. Angel moves through the air vents and crawl spaces of the house, tending to the wounds and needs of the other girls. She also forms a bond with Vanya (Walton), a new arrival who speaks sign language. However, Angel’s fragile existence is shattered when a group of soldiers led by Goran (Pertwee), a sadistic commander who killed Angel’s family, arrives at the house. Angel witnesses Goran raping and killing Vanya, and decides to take revenge. She escapes from the house and leads Goran and his men on a deadly chase through the woods, using her skills and cunning to fight back. The Seasoning House is a harrowing and intense film that explores the themes of trauma, violence, and justice. The film has been praised for its direction, cinematography, sound design, and performances, especially by Day and Pertwee. The film has also been criticized for its graphic and disturbing content, which some viewers may find hard to watch. The film has been screened at several international film festivals, such as FrightFest and Fantasia Film Festival. The film has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences.

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