Rapture (1965 film)

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Rapture (1965 film) is a 1965 psychological drama directed by John Guillermin, known for its haunting coming-of-age story about a lonely girl on a remote French farm who becomes obsessed with an escaped convict.

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instanceOf film
psychological drama film
basedOn novel "Rapture in My Rags" by Phyllis Hastings (uncertain)
cinematographyBy Marcel Grignon
countryOfOrigin United States
criticalReception received positive critical attention for performances and visual style
director John Guillermin
distributor 20th Century Fox
editedBy Gordon Hales
era 1960s cinema
filmingLocation Brittany, France (setting)
France
format black-and-white film
genre coming-of-age film
drama film
psychological film
languageElement dialogue in English and French
leadPerformanceBy Patricia Gozzi
mainCharacter Agnes
Joseph
musicBy Georges Delerue
notableFor blend of psychological drama and coming-of-age romance
haunting, atmospheric depiction of adolescent isolation
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A lonely teenage girl living on a remote French farm becomes obsessed with an escaped convict who hides there.
producer Stanley Mann
productionCompany 20th Century Fox
releaseYear 1965
runningTime 104 minutes
screenwriter H. G. Wells (story source disputed/uncertain)
Stanley Mann
setting remote farm in Brittany, France
starring Dean Stockwell
Gunnel Lindblom
Melvyn Douglas
Patricia Gozzi
theme adolescence
fantasy versus reality
loneliness
obsession
title Rapture

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John Guillermin directed Rapture (1965 film)
John Guillermin workedOn Rapture (1965 film)
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John Guillermin directorOf Rapture (1965 film)
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