Rupture 2016
"Face your fears."
In *Rupture (2016)*, Noomi Rapace stars as a determined single mother who uncovers a chilling conspiracy when she's targeted by a shadowy organization.
Director: Steven Shainberg
Cast
Noomi Rapace
Renee
Peter Stormare
Terrence
Kerry Bishé
Diane
Lesley Manville
Dr. Nyman
Michael Chiklis
Bald Man
Ari Millen
Dr. Raxlen
Joel Labelle
Captive Man
Sergio Di Zio
Van Driver
Percy Hynes White
Evan
Paul Popowich
Cliff
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rupture (2016) about?
The film follows a single mother who discovers she's been targeted by a sinister organization and must fight for her freedom while unraveling their dark agenda. As she evades their grasp, she's drawn into a fight that tests her courage and sanity.
Who directed Rupture?
Rupture was directed by Steven Shainberg, known for his work in psychological thrillers and genre-blending narratives.
Who stars in Rupture?
Noomi Rapace leads the cast alongside Peter Stormare, Kerry Bishé, Lesley Manville, and Michael Chiklis.
Is Rupture (2016) worth watching?
As a sci-fi thriller with strong psychological undertones, Rupture delivers tense moments and a compelling lead performance from Rapace. While it may not be a mainstream hit, fans of atmospheric thrillers will find it engaging.
How long is Rupture?
Rupture has a runtime of 102 minutes.
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About Rupture (2016) — Sci-Fi Thriller with Noomi Rapace
In *Rupture (2016)*, Noomi Rapace stars as a determined single mother who uncovers a chilling conspiracy when she's targeted by a shadowy organization. Directed by Steven Shainberg, this sci-fi thriller weaves psychological tension with eerie science-fiction elements, creating a paranoid atmosphere where trust is a luxury. As she fights to escape their grasp, she's forced to confront not only external threats but deep-seated fears she's spent years burying.
The film blends suspense with a haunting exploration of survival and identity, anchored by Rapace's gripping performance. With a dystopian edge and a premise that feels both timely and timeless, *Rupture (2016)* delivers a cerebral escape-thriller that lingers long after the credits roll.
