Five Thirteen (2013)

In this tension-packed thriller, brothers Mike and Tre set out in search of better lives, trying to leave their demons behind for good. After being released from prison for a crime he ... See full summary »

Director:

Kader Ayd

Writers:

Kader Ayd, Renee Topper

Stars:

Malik Barnhardt, Taryn Manning, Tom Sizemore

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Malik Barnhardt	...	Tre
Taryn Manning	...	Lisa
Tom Sizemore	...	Glen
Steven Bauer	...	Esteban
James Russo	...	Agent Acevedo
Danny Trejo	...	El Loco
Christian Audigier	...	Henry
Gary Dourdan	...	Clyde
Bokeem Woodbine	...	Nestor
Kenneth Choi	...	C.I.A.
Avelawance Phillips	...	Mike
Costas Mandylor	...	Sheriff O'Connor
Cisco Reyes	...	Pablo
Jimmy Jean-Louis	...	JJL
Jennifer Ann Massey	...	Renee

Storyline

In this tension-packed thriller, brothers Mike and Tre set out in search of better lives, trying to leave their demons behind for good. After being released from prison for a crime he didn't commit, Mike's only care in the world is to protect his young daughter from an unforgiving ex. But the justice that awaits him on the streets is far worse than anything Mike had experienced in prison. His older brother Tre begrudgingly agrees to one last "delivery", attempting to free Mike and his new girlfriend from the grips of the criminal underworld. What transpires is a wild misadventure where multiple lives unknowingly intersect, and where decisions are made that will haunt everyone forever.

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Genres:

Drama

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for violence and pervasive language including some sexual references

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English French

Release Date:

11 June 2014 (France)

Also Known As:

513 Degrees

Filming Locations:

Culver City, California, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$650,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Spartans Entertainment, A Free World Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

110 min

Color:

Color (HD)

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1 / (high definition)

Did You Know?

Connections

Referenced in Cult Legends and Rising Stars: Cult Legends: Bokeem Woodbine (2016)

User Reviews

Bad acting, corny lines, very unattractive women, whose makeup seemed to be applied by a circus clown.

Nothing worth to mention, except for the first five minutes. The actors seem to be playing a "lame role", unconvincing and soap opera like, the music is over melodramatic adding to the lack of talent. Not even Tom Sizemore, (whom I had the chance to meet in LA in 2002, on 22nd street and Union Ave, while he filmed Robbery Homicide Division), adds anything to this movie. The scenes of the bank Robbery , taken straight out from "HEAT" and Sizemore fixation on playing a mix if DeNiro and Pacino while being on antidepressants, or maybe trying to remember his lines. The clichés, close-ups, and photography another let down, so far this movie seemed to be financed and acted by a bunch of guys who had too much time in their hands and not a single bright idea! The only one who is up for the job is Steven Bauer, on the other side of the coin I would said that the worse of all is the "actor" Malik Barnhardt, I wish that he has been shot instead of the cop! Seriously, if I were you I would pass on this one, and reinvest my time watching again HEAT, or THE TOWN or THE Italian JOB, heck I would settle down for Disney's Robin Hood for a better time!