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Von Gruppengesang bis Reittherapie steht den Drogenabhängigen in 'Serenity Glen', der Entzugsklinik so ziemlich alles zur Verfügung. Nichts davon überzeugt Gwen auf den ersten Blick und den Zuschauer vermutlich kaum bis zum Filmende.
Aufgenommen in die Epilepsie-Filmographie von Kerson, Toba et al.: Implacable Images: Why Epileptiform Events Continue to be Featured in Film and Television,"http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16793571"
from Toba Kerson's notes: 28 Days. (2000). Dir. Betty Thomas. Columbia Pictures Corporation. Ch 18 – again a very short clip – Sandra Bullock and another patient are watching the soap opera, Santa Cruz. A character on the soap opera has a seizure as the result of a brain cancer that is in the form of a little cluster of brain tumors. Later, Sandra Bullock writes a little play for her roommate who is leaving the facility. She has one of the patients play a man in a hospital bed who has a seizure as the result of a brain cancer that is in the form of a little cluster of brain tumors. He also repeats the words form the show. A feigned seizure. So it’s the weird thing in which the seizure appears twice, once when watching tv, and again when in a play. In both cases, we are watching the characters watch.
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