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Uma Thurman Looks Lost In The First Images From Netflix’s Horror Series “Chambers”

Kill Bill actress Uma Thurman is headlining Netflix’s latest horror project, the 10-episode series “Chambers” that puts a supernatural spin on the world of organ donors. And we have the first images to share with you. Therman stars as Nacy Lefevre, the mother of a heart transplant donor. Nancy wants to get to the bottom of her daughter’s death, as the recipient (Sivan Alyra Rose) begins to take on some troubling characteristics of the person whose organ she now depends on. Tony Goldwyn stars as Nancy’s husband Ben, who has a stake in a new-age spiritual center called the Annex Foundation and finds new devotion in the wake of their loss. The series’ creator Leah Rachel, described Chambers as: “Taking place in a mystic, New Age pocket of Arizona, Chambers is a psychological horror story that explores the different ways we metabolize trauma. But what starts out as a grounded human story eventually pivots into something far more strange and

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Mar 29, 2019

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Uma Thurman Looks Lost In The First Images From Netflix’s Horror Series “Chambers”

Kill Bill actress Uma Thurman is headlining Netflix’s latest horror project, the 10-episode series “Chambers” that puts a supernatural spin on the world of organ donors. And we have the first images to share with you. Therman stars as Nacy Lefevre, the mother of a heart transplant donor. Nancy wants to get to the bottom of her daughter’s death, as the recipient (Sivan Alyra Rose) begins to take on some troubling characteristics of the person whose organ she now depends on. Tony Goldwyn stars as Nancy’s husband Ben, who has a stake in a new-age spiritual center called the Annex Foundation and finds new devotion in the wake of their loss. The series’ creator Leah Rachel, described Chambers as: “Taking place in a mystic, New Age pocket of Arizona, Chambers is a psychological horror story that explores the different ways we metabolize trauma. But what starts out as a grounded human story eventually pivots into something far more strange and

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Mar 29, 2019