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| New Line Home Entertainment (1991) | |||||
| Drama, Mystery | |||||
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#880 |
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| David Duchovny | Randy | |
| Mimi Rogers | Sharon | |
| Will Patton | Deputy Foster | |
| Patrick Bauchau | Vic | |
| Darwyn Carson | Maggie | |
| Marvin Elkins | Bartender | |
| Stephanie Menuez | Diana | |
| Sam Vlahos | Wayne | |
| Rustam Branaman | Conrad | |
| Scott Burkholder | Evangelist | |
| Vince Grant | 2nd Evangelist | |
| Carole Davis | Angie | |
| Patrick Dollaghan | Executive | |
| James LeGros | Tommy | |
| Dick Anthony Williams | Henry | |
| Patrick Bauchau | Vic/Sharon's boyfriend | |
| David Duchovny | Randy/Sharon's husband | |
| Devaughn Nixon | First Boy |
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| Producer |
Laurie Parker
Nick Wechsler |
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| Writer |
Michael Tolkin
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| Cinematography |
Bojan Bazelli
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A controversial independent film from the early 90's about the end of the world. A religious and psychological film with explicit sex scenes creates a unique movie experience that many big budget movies never reach. Starring Mimi Rogers and a then unknown David Duchovany. |
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