11:14

11:14 is a 2004 crime drama set in the small town of Middleton, where a series of apparently unrelated events come together at exactly 11:14 in the evening. A drunk driver is on the highway when something strikes his vehicle. Elsewhere, a convenience store shooting leaves a clerk wounded, a protective father tries to take the blame for a crime, and three bored teenagers drive a van recklessly, throwing objects at passing cars. The film tells five separate stories that unfold out of order in time, gradually revealing how the characters and their actions are connected, and building toward a single fatal moment.

The film was directed and written by Greg Marcks. It is the first of the two features he directed, followed by Echelon Conspiracy in 2009. The cast includes Rachael Leigh Cook as Cheri, Ben Foster as Eddie, Clark Gregg as Officer Hannagan, Colin Hanks as Mark, Shawn Hatosy as Duffy and Barbara Hershey as Norma. John Morrissey and Beau Flynn produced, and 70 crew members are credited.

Made for a budget of 6 million US dollars, the film took about 4 million US dollars worldwide, less than its cost. On IMDb it holds a rating of 7.1 out of 10 from around 52,000 votes, while on TMDB it has 6.8 out of 10 from 991 votes. A critics' rating of 6.8 out of 10 comes from 11 reviews, closely matching the audience scores.