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| Mimi Rogers | ... |
Sharon
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| Darwyn Carson | ... |
Maggie
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| Patrick Bauchau | ... |
Vic
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Marvin Elkins | ... |
Bartender
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| David Duchovny | ... |
Randy
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Stéphanie Menuez | ... |
Diana
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| Sam Vlahos | ... |
Wayne
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| Rustam Branaman | ... |
Conrad
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Scott Burkholder | ... |
Evangelist
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| Vince Grant | ... |
2nd Evangelist
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Carole Davis | ... |
Angie
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| Patrick Dollaghan | ... |
Executive
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| James Le Gros | ... |
Tommy
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| Dick Anthony Williams | ... |
Henry
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| DeVaughn Nixon | ... |
First Boy
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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 <marklo@west.sun.com>
A haunting movie -- one that lingers in the mind (and the heart) for a long time afterwards. Mimi Rogers turns in a stunning performance as a woman trapped in a cycle of dull work and duller play, whose life is transformed twice -- first by a religious conversion, and then by coming face to face with the literal meaning of that conversion. She is incandescent in her belief, and in the movie's final scenes, takes on the epic proportions of a Job or King Lear. You may be puzzled, conflicted, or even offended by what the movie "means," but you won't be able to walk away from it untouched.