11:14, 2003
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11:14, 2003
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Directed by Greg Marcks
Starring: Henry Thomas, Blake Heron, Rachel Leigh Cook, Hilary Swank, Ben Foster and Patrick Swayze
Review by Jarred Thomas


SYNOPSIS:

A car crash at 11:14 is told from the perspective of five different quirky people in a small town.

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REVIEW:

Films such as Go, Pulp Fiction and Babel that tell the same story from different perspectives can either be a miss or a hit, and in the case of 11:14, the director (Marcks) hits every mark. 11:14 is an over looked gem that received critical acclaim not only for originality but the stunning performances of the ensemble cast. Each character’s role is essential in building up to the climatic event of 11:14 which connects all storylines in one point in time.

The story revolves around a hit and run accident and the events leading up to that moment. There’s a staged robbery, dead bodies, a severed penis and money troubles all taking place in a small town where not much happens. The characters are bored, restless, and hopeless. Some dream of getting out of town by any means necessary such as Cheri (Cook) while others accept the position they are in and act accordingly.

The characters are well fleshed out with the actors providing outstanding performances that only enrich this clever and well written script. The dialogue is sharp, the acting enjoyable and the story itself is both engaging and compelling. Marcks creates a black comedy where he successfully connects every story without leaving anything hanging. The mysteries set up by the previous story is later resolved in the following while adding another question that will later be answered.