The Rapture

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The Rapture is a 1991 American psychological drama film that explores themes of religious fanaticism, faith, and apocalyptic belief through the story of a woman who becomes convinced the end times are imminent.

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instanceOf film
cinematography Robby Müller
countryOfOrigin United States
director Michael Tolkin
distributor Fine Line Features
editedBy Allan Holzman
linked to: Allen Holzman
era 1990s American cinema
exploresTheme apocalyptic belief
end times
faith
religious fanaticism
featuresActor David Duchovny
Patrick Bauchau
Will Patton
filmingFormat 35 mm film
genre drama film
psychological drama
religious drama
hasCultFollowing true
leadRoleName Sharon
mainCharacter Sharon
medium theatrical film
mpaaRating R
musicBy Thomas Newman
notableFor ambiguous ending about faith and salvation
depiction of evangelical Christian eschatology
originalLanguage English
portrays belief in imminent apocalypse
conversion to fundamentalist Christianity
religious visions
struggle with faith
producer Cary Brokaw
Nick Wechsler
productionCompany Fine Line Features
releaseDate 1991-10-04
releaseYear 1991
runtimeMinutes 100
screenwriter Michael Tolkin
setting Los Angeles
starring David Duchovny
Mimi Rogers
Patrick Bauchau
Will Patton
writer Michael Tolkin

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Patrick Bauchau appearedIn The Rapture
Michael Tolkin notableWork The Rapture
Michael Tolkin screenwriterOf The Rapture
Michael Tolkin directorOf The Rapture
James LeGros notableWork The Rapture
Mimi Rogers notableWork The Rapture
Rusty Schwimmer notableWork The Rapture