11:55

2016
TV-MA
1h 20m

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5.0/10

634

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John Leguizamo, Julia Stiles, Elizabeth Rodriguez, David Zayas, and Victor Almanzar in 11:55 (2016)

After being involved in the fatal shooting of a local drug dealer, U.S. Marine Nelson Sanchez returns to the neighborhood he fled years ago. Amid the fanfare and celebration, the brother of the deceased, Nicky, learns of Nelson's homecoming and vows revenge. Word reaches Nelson but instead of fleeing, he charts an unlikely path to break the cycle of violence that defined him.

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Returning to his hometown, US Marine Nelson Sanchez finds himself trapped by the violent past he had tried to escape.Returning to his hometown, US Marine Nelson Sanchez finds himself trapped by the violent past he had tried to escape.Returning to his hometown, US Marine Nelson Sanchez finds himself trapped by the violent past he had tried to escape.

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IMDb RATING

5.0/10

634

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Awards
- 2 wins & 2 nominations total

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This is not the first movie about a Hispanic soldier returning home from war that John Leguizamo has starred in. He previously starred in another film called Nothing Like the Holidays which was a family comedy about a dysfunctional family welcoming their soldier son home from war.

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10/10

Refreshing! Excellent Movie with true representation of the reality of many Dominican Americans in the US!

Refreshing to see authenticity and the reality faced by many Dominican Americans. The hopes, the dreams, the challenges all represented in this story paint a true picture of our lives. Much needed in a time period where polarization of politics, the arts, culture runs rampant. We must continue to fight for representation of our own stories. We must create a space for our stories to be shared. I was so proud to watch in HULU and SHOWTIME! Proud to know that films like this are being supported. Proud of the actors and most importantly proud of seeing Dominican American Culture reflected in film. Thank you! A proud Dominican American Latina Patricia Minaya-Orsini New York, New York