Cold Heaven

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Cold Heaven is a 1991 psychological thriller film directed by Nicolas Roeg, adapted from Brian Moore’s novel about a woman whose life unravels after a seemingly miraculous event challenges her faith and sanity.

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Cold Heaven canonical 4
Cold Heaven (novel) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
adaptationType novel-to-film adaptation
authorOfSourceWork Brian Moore
basedOn Cold Heaven (novel)
linked to: Cold Heaven
cinematographyBy Alex Thomson
countryOfOrigin United States
director Nicolas Roeg
distributor The Samuel Goldwyn Company
editedBy Tony Lawson
genre psychological thriller
hasMainCharacter Marie Davenport
hasTheme adultery
guilt
identity crisis
miracles
religious faith
language English
musicBy Stanley Myers
narrativeFocus crisis of faith
marital conflict
mental instability
plotSummary A woman’s life unravels after a seemingly miraculous event challenges her faith and sanity.
producer Jeremy Thomas
publicationDate 1991
releaseYear 1991
screenplayBy Allan Scott
Brian Moore
settingLocation California
stars James Russo
Mark Harmon
Talia Shire
Theresa Russell
Will Patton

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Sally Menke editedFilm Cold Heaven
Theresa Russell notableWork Cold Heaven
James Gammon notableWork Cold Heaven
Nicolas Roeg directed Cold Heaven
Cold Heaven basedOn Cold Heaven (novel)
linked to: Cold Heaven