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Title: 96 Minutes (2011)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Brittany Snow | ... | Carley | |
| Christian Serratos | ... | Lena | |
| Evan Ross | ... | Dre | |
| David Oyelowo | ... | Duane | |
| Sylvia Jefferies | ... | Kevin's Mom | |
| Sharon Conley | ... | Rhonda (as Sharon Morris) | |
| Anna Enger Ritch | ... | Rachel (as Anna Enger) | |
| Hosea Chanchez | ... | Officer Grooms | |
| Markice Moore | ... | Keith | |
| J. Michael Trautmann | ... | Kevin | |
| Justin Martin | ... | Raymond | |
| Jon Chaffin | ... | J.J. | |
| Sope Aluko | ... | Prison Worker | |
| Jessie Rusu | ... | Jill | |
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Charles Black | ... | Clerk |
Inspired by true events, 96 minutes is the story of four young lives slammed together in one shocking moment. The events of the night in inner city Atlanta, Georgia, unfold in real time as we inter-cut between a carjacking and the beginning of that day, following four separate kids - who they are, where they come from, and the seemingly innocuous decisions that lead them towards a life changing conclusion. With no adults to guide them, they're left on their own to try to survive not only this night, but the complex reality of the world they live in. Written by Anonymous
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I saw this at sxsw and it's been hard for me to decide if I really liked this movie. It was shot very well and the director obviously knew what she was doing but the exposition in the writing ruins the story for me. Everything is just made too obvious and is too cliché. The actors were okay, but they didn't really help this problem. It could have been much better and I really liked the idea of the story, but I think that it was just too poorly written. There was one scene where there's a black kid walking home from school with his backpack on and is randomly stopped and basically beaten and searched by cops who are yelling at him and being bad cops and drive off when they don't find anything on him. Then a black lady in a house shakes her head and closes the blinds. I hate cops too, but they don't actually do stuff like that in the middle of the day. Not since like the 1960's anyway. It's just bad writing and way too expositional and it really takes you out of the story and to me ruined it. It's like the writer wouldn't let you think for yourself about the movie, everything needs to be explained to the audience in very simple terms and I don't like that. But I think a lot of people will like this movie.