The Face of Rage

The Face of Rage is a made-for-TV film that delves into the challenging dynamics of group therapy for rapists and their victims. Set in a rehabilitation facility, it presents a raw depiction of confrontations, particularly focusing on a bitter exchange between the assaulter, Richard, and his victim, Rebecca.

The film employs a quasi-documentary style, giving it a unique narrative approach. The dialogue is drawn from real-life transcripts, enhancing its authenticity. With a runtime of 100 minutes, it provides a deep, unsettling look at the complexities of trauma and accountability.

Airing as part of the "ABC Theatre" series, The Face of Rage first premiered on March 20, 1983. It comes from Viacom Productions and carries a parental guidance advisory, reflecting its serious subject matter.