Stigmata

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Stigmata is a 1999 supernatural horror film in which a young woman inexplicably manifests the wounds of Christ, drawing the attention of the Catholic Church.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
supernatural horror film
basedOn apocryphal Gospel-like text within the film’s story
boxOfficePerformance commercially successful
cinematographer Jeffrey L. Kimball
composer Elia Cmiral
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticalReception mixed to negative reviews
director Rupert Wainwright
distributor Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
editor Michael R. Miller
genre horror
supernatural horror
hasTheme church secrecy
faith versus institutional religion
miracles and skepticism
language English
mainCharacter Cardinal Daniel Houseman
Father Andrew Kiernan
Frankie Paige
mpaaRating R
notableElement depiction of the wounds of Christ appearing on a modern woman
use of religious imagery and Latin phrases
plotSummary A young atheist woman begins to manifest the wounds of Christ, attracting the attention of the Catholic Church and a Vatican investigator.
portrayedBy Enrico Colantoni NERFINISHED
Gabriel Byrne
Jonathan Pryce
Nia Long
Patricia Arquette
Rade Šerbedžija
producer Arnold Rifkin
Frank Mancuso Jr.
productionCompany Lakeshore Entertainment
MGM
protagonistReligion atheist
releaseDecade 1990s
releaseYear 1999
runtimeMinutes 102
screenwriter Rick Ramage
Tom Lazarus
setting Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
surface form: Pittsburgh

Vatican City
soundtrackContributor Billy Corgan
Massive Attack
subject Catholic Church worldwide
surface form: Catholic Church

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title Stigmata self-link

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Patricia Arquette notableWork Stigmata
Gabriel Byrne notableWork Stigmata
Stigmata title Stigmata self-link