The Rapture is a 1991 psychological/religious drama film starring Mimi Rogers, David Duchovny, Darwyn Carson, Patrick Bauchau, Marvin Elkins, and Stephanie Menuez; directed by Michael Tolkin; rated R; 100 minutes long; and produced by New Line Cinema.

Rapture is a forthcoming feature film, an urban crime thriller set in 2018 London and to be filmed around East London, to be released in 2008. Rapture used the innovative casting method of auditioning online via a website, BTMS, to cast its two lead actors and support roles. A selected shortlist of twelve went to an intensive acting blank">Masterclass for final selection in August and the documentary covering this aired weekly on the BTMS website.

It will be produced by the British production company ROK Motion, shot by director of photography Geoff Boyle, who has just completed work on The Mutant Chronicles starring _John Malkovich, and directed by blank">Steve Nesbit. Nesbit's short film 21st Century Vigilance was broadcast by _MTV as part of their 9/11 campaign and was shortlisted in the final for best short films at Talent Circle's Super Shorts 2004.

Trust: Just a five-letter word, but one that carries more weight in this world than any could fathom. What happens when sabotage, deceit, and betrayal push trust to the breaking point? When Midael and Abaddon, two enhanced humans (Chimaeras: Midael with 15' long metal wings that shoots out like daggers, Abaddon/Job with a 15' long metal tail can manipulate energy), become part of a high-stakes and violent game of cat-and-mouse. Each Chimaera learns just how much trust can be lost when everyone they meet has an agenda. Soon, the two must change their own agendas as they are dragged further into a chaotic realm of hatred, illusion, and death. When the pieces finally fall into place, where will their allegiances lie? As trust becomes merely a myth, will they find themselves becoming part of the very organizations that sought to use them, or will they break free and seek out destinies of their own making? Written by Johnny K. Wu

This is the story of a young woman (who lives in Los Angeles) with a very boring job. At night however, she and a male partner cruise the bars as swingers. After a time, she begins to believe that a conspiracy exists and decides that she must become a born-again Christian. The movie presents an interesting view of how even the most unlikely person might become born-again. Written by Mark Logan

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