10 Minutes Gone

Frank, a skilled criminal, takes on a job for the crime boss Rex: stealing a valuable collection of jewels. The robbery falls apart when someone tips off the police, and Frank is knocked out during the escape. He comes to in a dirty alley with the jewels gone and roughly ten minutes missing from his memory. Unsure who attacked him or why the job was blown, he sets out to question the members of his crew one by one, hunting for the traitor before Rex decides to have him killed to cover his tracks.

The film is directed by Brian A. Miller, its sixth feature following Officer Down, The Prince, Vice, The Outsider, Backtrace and Reprisal. Jeff Jingle and Kelvin Mao wrote the screenplay, and the cast is led by Michael Chiklis as Frank, with Bruce Willis as Rex, alongside Meadow Williams, Kyle Schmid, Texas Battle and Heather Johansen. It runs 96 minutes across the action, crime, mystery and thriller genres.

The response to the film has been weak. On IMDb the audience rating sits at 5.2 out of 10 across 251 votes, while a critics' rating of 2 out of 10 from 9 reviews is considerably lower, suggesting reviewers were far harder on it than general viewers. Its ensemble cast and experienced director did not translate into strong word of mouth.