The Possession
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| Initial release | USA |
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| Directors | Ole Bornedal |
| Box office | 78. 5 million USD |
| Initial DVD release | USA |
| Story by | Leslie Gornstein |
| Awards | Cannes Best Actress Award |
| César Award for Best Actress | |
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| ID | 629715 |
About The Possession
When their youngest daughter, Em (Natasha Calis), becomes strangely obsessed with an antique wooden box bought from a yard sale, parents Clyde (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Stephanie (Kyra Sedgwick) see little cause for alarm. However, Em becomes increasingly unstable, leading the couple to fear the presence of a malevolent force. To their horror, Clyde and Stephanie learn that the box contains a dybbuk, a dislocated spirit that inhabits -- and ultimately devours -- a human host.
'Incredible' discovery of old passport in Devon school chest
... So far, it is unknown how the passport came to be in The Possession of the school...
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... And it added that Mr Kim said " The Possession of reconnaissance satellite is a full-fledged exercise of the right to self-defence"...
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... By 1815, the coin had found its way into The Possession of John Wadham, a prominent Bristol Blue Glassmaker, records show...
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... He has also been charged with The Possession of a knife...
Ethiopian Prince Alemayehu's lock of hair returned after 140 years in UK
... The Scheherazade Foundation, which facilitated the return of the lock of hair, said it had originally been in The Possession of Captain Speedy...
US returns Egon Schiele art stolen by Nazis to heirs
... A few of the pieces were also in The Possession of Ronald Lauder, the president of the World Jewish Congress, and the estate of Serge Sabarsky, a well-known art collector, both of whom agreed to return them...
Zombie knives: New rules to make big difference - PM
... The Possession of a blade or sharply pointed object in public was first banned more than six decades ago, and expanded over the years to include other knives and legal requirements for folding knives or penknives...
How my dad rescued a stolen £40m da Vinci masterpiece
... By this time it was in The Possession of a group in Liverpool who had acquired it as collateral in a failed property deal...
'Incredible' discovery of old passport in Devon school chest
A Victorian passport once owned by a renowned artist has been discovered at a school in Devon.
The artefact was found by volunteer archivist Sarah Coe, who is also a student at the University of Plymouth, at Mount Kelly College, in Tavistock.
Sir Charles Lock Eastlake was Royal Academy president from 1850 and the National Gallery 's first director.
Dr Susanna Avery-Quash, senior research curator at the National Gallery , said it was " an incredible discovery".
So Far , it is unknown how The Passport came to be in The Possession of The School .
Ms Coe was studying archive material dating back to the college's founder, when she discovered The Passport .
" I was going through an old chest of Admiral Kelly's papers one afternoon and it was there I spotted this very old passport stamped with the name Sir C L Eastlake and I immediately researched it, " said Ms Coe.
The Passport has numerous consular stamps, many dated 1858, which is when Sir Charles travelled across Europe to inspect works in private and public collections and to purchase works for the National Gallery .
Dr Avery-Quash visited Mount Kelly In Person on Friday to collect the valuable artefact for loan to the National Gallery .
She Said : " The National Gallery archive already preserves another Eastlake passport so the loan of The Mount Kelly Eastlake passport will happily reunite the two related documents. " It will provide us with more information about the fascinating life and work of Sir Charles who was hugely relevant to the Victorian Art World and pivotal to the origins and development of the National Gallery , the institution we know and Love Today . "
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