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The Appointment may refer to: The Appointment (film), a 1969 psychological drama. The Appointment (novel), a 1997 German novel by Herta Müller.
The Appointment: Directed by Lindsey C. Vickers. With Edward Woodward, Jane Merrow, Samantha Weysom, John Judd. A British horror film that starts with a bang, then settles into a slow-moving examination of one day in the life of a British family--a day full of tension and foreboding.
The Appointment: Directed by Sidney Lumet. With Omar Sharif, Anouk Aimée, Didi Perego, Fausto Tozzi. The lawyer Federico Fendi has reasons to believe that his wife Carla in secret is Rome's highest paid prostitute.
Apr 17, 2020 · A woman is writing anti-God editorials for her local newspaper. One day a mysterious visitor comes to her office with a message from the Lord.
A man disappoints his daughter on the day of her first violin solo, prompting psychokinetic terror. One of the most kaleidoscopic and fascinating British horrors, without any gore in the midst of...
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In Rome, Federico Fendi, a lawyer, falls in love with and marries Carla, his colleague Renzo's fiancée, despite Renzo's expressed fear that Carla is secretly a high-priced call girl.
The Appointment is a genuinely foreboding supernatural thriller. Intelligently conceived, meticulously paced, it quietly and deftly unravels the disquieting course of events until the astonishing final scene.
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Jan 24, 2023 · If you wanted to nudge someone’s memory of “The Appointment,” the wild and wily abortion musical that was first seen in New York in 2019, you’d start by mentioning those vividly imagined ...
Mar 31, 2017 · Finding that he has an inexcusable appointment out of town, Ian (Woodward) is forced to break the news to his daughter Joanne (Weyson) that he won’t be able to attend her violin recital. …and that’s pretty much it.
