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Convergence (Premonition) (1999)

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Release Date: Jun 1, 1999 Wide

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A brush with death causes a woman to see into the world in a different way in this psychological thriller from Canada. A young woman writing for a tabloid (Cynthia Preston) is working with a veteran reporter (Christopher Lloyd) on a story about a patient at a mental hospital who claims to be able to predict people's deaths. The woman finds herself flashing back to a plane crash in which she was nearly killed and recalling a series of unusual events that occurred in its wake. Soon she begins to

R, 1 hr. 34 min.

Mystery & Suspense

Directed By: Gavin Wilding

Written By: Raul Inglis, Gavin Wilding

In Theaters: Jun 1, 1999 Wide

On DVD: Aug 15, 2000

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Any suspense director Gavin Wilding is able to build is all for naught.

January 8, 2010 Full Review Source: TheMovieReport.com

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I saw it titled as Convergence, but I'm sure it's the same film. The plot is shaky to say the least, but it's nicely shot and well directed. Gavin Wilding (who is the director, editor, one of the writers and the exec producer) sets the mood of the film just right and keeps it throughout. I wish the screenplay had been better.

April 26, 2010

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Starring: Christopher Lloyd, Cynthia Preston, and Adrian Paul.Directed by Gavin Wilding.Written by John Fairly, Raul Inglis, and Gavin Wilding.Rated R (for some strong sexuality, language and elements of violence).Running time approximately 1 hour 33 minutes. [center][/center][center]Strange and unusual don't always

April 2, 2007