11:14 (2003)

In the seemingly sleepy town of Middleton, a series of interconnected incidents unravel in spectacular fashion, all culminating at the eerily precise time of 11:14 p.m. The narrative unravels through the eyes of five distinctly different characters, each pursuing their selfish desires, oblivious to the consequences their actions may have on others, and inevitably escalating the chaos that enfolds. Jack, a perpetual drinker and driver, finds himself in town for a rendezvous, brazenly ignoring the temporary suspension of his license. Meanwhile, thrill-seeking teenagers, Mark, Eddie, and Tim, embark on a joyride in Mark's van, their reckless quest for fun taking an unexpected turn. Elsewhere, Frank, out walking his dog, stumbles upon a shocking revelation that makes him question his trust in his daughter, whom he fiercely protects. At the same time, Duffy, a clerk at Lloyd's EZZZ Stop convenience store, seeks a favor from his friend Buzzy, the on-duty clerk, a task complicated by her own predicaments. Cheri, in a web of deceit, attempts to extract money for an abortion from the supposed fathers, all while harboring a sinister scheme. As the clock ticks towards 11:14 p.m., their actions set the stage for a whirlwind night for Middleton's first responders, including the stoic Officer Hannagan and the diligent paramedics, Leon and Kevin. Woven together with threads of murder and deceit, their stories intersect in a complex tapestry of events, all converging at the pivotal moment of 11:14 p.m., redefining the town's tranquility forever. The plot is a captivating exploration of how random, yet vitally connected, incidents can alter the course of many lives in a single, fateful evening.

11:14 is a crime movie featuring Rachael Leigh Cook and directed by Greg Marcks.

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