96 Minutes

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96 Minutes is a 2011 independent crime drama film that follows four teenagers during a harrowing carjacking in Atlanta, exploring themes of violence, race, and survival in real time.

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instanceOf crime drama film
film
independent film
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Aimee Lagos NERFINISHED
distributor ARC Entertainment NERFINISHED
filmingLocation Atlanta, Georgia NERFINISHED
follows four teenagers
genre crime drama
independent film
hasCastMember Anna Enger NERFINISHED
Brittany Snow NERFINISHED
Christian Serratos NERFINISHED
David Oyelowo NERFINISHED
David Shae NERFINISHED
Evan Ross NERFINISHED
J. Michael Trautmann NERFINISHED
Justin Miles NERFINISHED
Kendrick Cross NERFINISHED
Michael May NERFINISHED
Sharon Morris NERFINISHED
Tessa Thompson NERFINISHED
Wayne Brady NERFINISHED
hasTheme friendship under stress
moral choices
racial tension
urban violence
locationOfStory Atlanta, Georgia NERFINISHED
mainSubject carjacking
race
survival
violence
narrativeFormat real time
originalLanguage English
portrays carjacking victims
interracial relationships
youth crime
productionType independent production
releaseYear 2011
runtime 96 minutes
settingTime contemporary era
writer Aimee Lagos NERFINISHED

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