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The Appointment (1991)

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. He tells her that on September 19th at 6:05pm she is going to die. Is this a hoax? Or the truth? She has eight days left...and the suspense begins.
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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. He tells her that on September 19th at 6:05pm she is going to die. Is this a hoax? Or the truth? She has eight days left...and the suspense begins.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Rich Christiano
Written By:Rich Christiano
In Theaters:7/18/1991
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Runtime:39 minutes
Studio:Christiano Brothers Films

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