TheLimey
Magistrate
I'm opening up a thread here for something I feel is an essential in any good Women in Prison story, beyond the obligatory scantily clad prisoners, the whippings and the forced labour.
This is the sweat box, or similar enclosed space, used as a form of punishment.
I'm guessing my first exposure to this would have been Alec Guiness in 'Bridge Over the River Kwai', but I know I've seen it elsewhere in other films and productions.
It combines so much I like. Prisoners, the gleam of sweat on skin and the wet and somewhat bedraggled hair.
Any opinions on this? Feel free to chime in, add images...
This is the sweat box, or similar enclosed space, used as a form of punishment.
I'm guessing my first exposure to this would have been Alec Guiness in 'Bridge Over the River Kwai', but I know I've seen it elsewhere in other films and productions.
It combines so much I like. Prisoners, the gleam of sweat on skin and the wet and somewhat bedraggled hair.
Any opinions on this? Feel free to chime in, add images...