The Rendering

Year: 2002

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: English

Director: Peter Svatek

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Ten years after art student Sarah Reynolds was molested by serial rapist Theodore Gray, serving a 25‑year sentence, she lives with lawyer husband Michael, works and sketches for Nick Sousa. New killings copy Gray’s pattern, and a survivor’s description chillingly matches Michael. When she reports it, Michael is arrested and blackmailed: free Gray or he dies.

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