The Seventh Sign (1988)

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Written by Clifford Green, Ellen Green

Directed by Carl Schultz

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1988

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

As outlined by the "Book of Revelations", it appears that a mysterious nomad has started the apocalpse as the signs outlined in the famous writings seem to be coming to pass.

A woman who has started to recognise these events herself is the pregnant Abby Quinn (Demi Moore). Also on the case is Father Lucci who has been assigned to this case by the Vatican itself to determine whether the Apocalypse is in fact on the doorstep preparing to ring the door bell.

Yet he dismisses the occurences as being natural phenomenon coinciding with each other purely by chance.

However Abby has reason to beleive that the fear is real and that the unfolding events that are destined to happen will affect the future of her unborn baby.

She now sets out alone to avert the disaster that will, for certain, be the end of the world.

Cast

Image for Demi MooreDemi MooreAbby Quinn
Image for Michael BiehnMichael BiehnRussell Quinn
Image for Jürgen ProchnowJürgen ProchnowDavid Bannon
Peter FriedmanFather Lucci
Manny JacobsAvi
John TaylorJimmy Szaragosa
Lee GarlingtonDr. Margaret Inness
Akosua BusiaPenny Washburn
Harry BasilKids Korner Salesman
Arnold JohnsonJanitor
John WalcuttNovitiate
Michael LaskinIsraeli Colonel
Hugo StangerOld Priest
Patricia AllisonAdministrator
Ian BuchananMr. Huberty

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