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Rupture

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Summary

A divorced single mother is kidnapped and kept for experimentation by a group of sinister scientists. Sci-fi horror-thriller, starring Noomi Rapace, Peter Stormare and Kerry Bishé

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A star rating of 3 out of 5.

Alan Jones

A hauntingly committed performance by Noomi Rapace dominates the screen here as director Steven Shainberg adds another peculiarity to his resume that also includes S&M love story Secretary (2002) and Fur: an Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus (2006). You may forgive him if he sometimes overreaches with this surreal dive into body horror sci-fi where a single mother (Rapace) is systematically exposed to her worst fears after being kidnapped by a mysterious organisation. She is held in a sinister medical facility where the aim is, not to frighten her to death, but to scare her beyond it for a rather surprising biological purpose. However, she is more resourceful than they expect in a spooky shocker that makes the most of its prowling camerawork and limited special effects to create intensity and a suffocating atmosphere, as the doggedly determined heroine struggles to comprehend her grim situation and escape. The explanation of her plight - involving a theory of evolution - is a little confused and doesn't quite live up to the absorbingly forceful journey before it, yet the film is intriguing and different enough to earn its stripes in the transformation genre.

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4.9/10

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Cast

rolenameReneeNoomi RapaceTerrencePeter StormareDianneKerry Bishé"The Bald Man"Michael ChiklisDr NymanLesley ManvilleDr RaxlenAri MillenColetteJean YoonEvanPercy Hynes WhiteTommyMorgan Kelly

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rolenameDirectorSteven Shainberg

Details

Theatrical distributor

Signature Entertainment

Released on

2016-11-04

Languages

English

Guidance

Violence, swearing.

Available on

DVD and Blu-ray

Formats

Colour

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