John Frankenheimer Seconds and Religious Symbols

lawn chairs: But at the bottom of the sloping driveway are unexpected signs of life: a broken-down car jacked up for repairs, BBQs, lawn chairs and tables and potted plants, according to NOW Magazine. Religious symbols mark the motel doors and windows. The long, one-storey L-shaped building shows several signs that basic standards of upkeep have long been abandoned. Through the open blinds of one unit we see what appears to be a hospital bed in the middle of the living room, as if we’ve stumbled upon the Company headquarters from John Frankenheimer Seconds. She was a citizen of the United States and the bed had been donated, her husband caring for her in that unit until she died. It belonged to a woman who was terminally ill, who lived here with her husband. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.