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11:55 (2017)

June. 09,2017
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Upon his return home, a U.S. Marine must face up to the consequences of a shameful tragedy that has defined his past before he runs out of time.

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Pacionsbo
2017/06/09

Absolutely Fantastic

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Invaderbank
2017/06/10

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

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Arianna Moses
2017/06/11

Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

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Anoushka Slater
2017/06/12

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

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msminaya
2017/06/13

Refreshing to see authenticity and the reality faced by many Dominican Americans. The hopes, the dreams, the challenges all represented in this story paint a true picture of our lives. Much needed in a time period where polarization of politics, the arts, culture runs rampant. We must continue to fight for representation of our own stories. We must create a space for our stories to be shared. I was so proud to watch in HULU and SHOWTIME! Proud to know that films like this are being supported. Proud of the actors and most importantly proud of seeing Dominican American Culture reflected in film. Thank you! A proud Dominican American Latina Patricia Minaya-Orsini New York, New York

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markstylesnyc
2017/06/14

I think this was a decent movie.. I'm actually glad it wasn't full of mindless violence and sex scenes. It seems too many movies rely on that nowadays. His acting was first rate.. He came back a marine, torn about what he had done in the past.. It showed the viewer how one can get locked into their past. Yes it could have been more exciting, more gritty, but I thought it was quite view-able the way it was.

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screechy_jim
2017/06/15

There was a lot I liked about this film. The connections between the people families, friends, and the functions in the region they live was done well. I had a very in-depth understanding of their culture and community. The character of Nelson played by victor Almanzar was also done at some length so we really have a good sense of who he is and what he stands for as the film progresses. He does a half decent job with this part, but the range of his character is really quite narrow so I can't truly attest to his ability.Elizabeth Rodriguez who plays his sister gives an exceptional performance and adds some serious dimension to all the sections in which she's featured. The rest of the cast is quite capable though besides Rodriguez I can't say there are any outstanding characters.It's a pretty straight forward story essentially about a 'showdown' and the events that preclude it. Nothing spectacular, and even a little bland in some aspects. The deprived neighbourhood was depicted very well, but there was an absence of authenticity about how the characters fit within that environment as well as discrepancy in character that individuals in such surroundings would exhibit. In my opinion the characters lacked the edginess and the harsh natured brutality that comes with life in such neighbourhoods.Nelson as a typical example, is an ex-drug dealer and gang member, but what we see here is a pensive man with serious concerns about his place in life, his family, friends, and honour, as well as pained disquieted feelings of remorse about killing someone. There is none of the course hard nature that such a life would betray, nor any real sense he was anyone of real questionable conscience. The film really centres on this inner conflict Nelson has without really filling in the enough else to keep us really fired up in interest.Even though there a period of peace and calm has cloaked the neighbourhood since Nelson's spell in the military, the prior gang members all seem to have suddenly reformed. None seem to have any dealings in any gang related activities, and besides a bit of 'hood talk' even seem to be like genuine gang members at all, reformed or otherwise. There was never any mention of guns, and even when knives are drawn on two separate occasions in the film, this is done by two of the female characters. We don't even see a gun till the final part of the film. I'm not an expert on gang activity or rough neighbourhoods; indeed, most of my knowledge on such matters comes from Hollywood, but I have seen 'Cops' and on the few occasions I met people from such backgrounds I was in no doubt about the validity of who they were and what they represented.That said, the film does stay true to the tone it sets from the outset, and even the conclusion, if lacking in my opinion, holds true to this tenet. I personally would liked this to have been a little more hard edged, a little more gritty... possibly some of that hot Latin Caribbean sauce to spice things up a bit, because as it is, it's a little lack-lustre.Nothing to write home about, but a decent film anyway.

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M AR
2017/06/16

After reading the storyline I was excited to see this film. After watching I was not impressed. There is no real depth to the story. The characters backgrounds are not well developed. I think the acting was good. No characters were noticeably bad. Not much really happens in the entire movie. Not enough twists. Suspense was not built up. Ending was not rewarding. Did not care for the way the movie was filmed. No memorable camera angles or scenes. Overall I would rate this borderline 4/10.

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