3 1/2 Minutes, Ten Bullets

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3 1/2 Minutes, Ten Bullets

2015

1h 38m

Documentary

Crime

Drama

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Filmmaker Marc Silver uses the shooting death of black teenager Jordan Davis to examine Florida's "Stand Your Ground" self-defense law.

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3 And 1/2 Minutes, 10 Bullets tells a gut-wrenching story in overall gripping fashion -- and wisely underplays its outrage, letting the details speak for themselves.

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Nijla Mu'min

Bitch Media

01/28/2021

The film finds its biggest strengths in the quiet moments with Davis's parents as they attempt to move through the grief of losing their only child.

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Anisha Jhaveri

IndieWire

10/28/2017

A-

While "Justice for Jordan" may have been served, the words - and Davis' story - are yet another reminder of a nation that remains fractured by inequality, desperately in need of change.

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Candice Frederick

Reel Talk Online

09/01/2017

B+

While the documentary itself merely gives the audience a bird's eye view of the courtroom narrative, it punctuates the point that is too often forgotten in these cases: It is Dunn who is on trial here, not Davis.

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Michael J. Casey

Michael J. Cinema

09/12/2021

4/5

There are no winners here, only losers, and by the end, everyone has lost far too much.

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Liam Lacey

Original Cin

04/13/2021

B-plus

Marc Silver's tautly edited film, as well as being a compelling real-life courtroom drama, offers some clarity about race and injustice in the pre-Trump era.

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Bernard Boo

Way Too Indie

03/13/2019

7.5/10

The nature of the injustice and the psychologies of his subjects are more than interesting enough to carry us through a full-length feature, and in recognizing that, he shows restraint.

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Hanik_ F

Mar 3

woww fantastic film I've ever seen

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Anindya Salwa F

Mar 2

wow, that's amazing, very good

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Darmiati

Mar 2

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Ryan eko P

Mar 2

The nature of the injustice and the psychologies of his subjects are more than interesting enough to carry us through a full-length feature, and in recognizing that, he shows restraint.

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Tom F

07/27/2024

A very powerful documentary, deserving its high Rotten Tomatoes rating.

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Pheasant W

@phezweb 08/07/2023

Michael Dunn committed perjury. So glad he's rotting in prison. BAN GUNS. How many more children need to die to protect the right for any moron to own and carry a gun! And no fuxking civilian should carry guns that can kill MULTIPLE people in minutes. It's disgusting. They are human killing machines not 18th century muskets that take time to reload and aren't super accurate. NOT THE SAME. GUNS CHANGE, SO SHOULD LAWS.

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Synopsis

Filmmaker Marc Silver uses the shooting death of black teenager Jordan Davis to examine Florida's "Stand Your Ground" self-defense law.

Director: Marc Silver
Producer: Carolyn Hepburn, Minette Nelson
Screenwriter: Marc Silver
Production Co: Participant Media, Motto Pictures, Candescent Films
Genre: Documentary, Crime, Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Jan 3, 2017
Box Office (Gross USA): $26.0K
Runtime: 1h 38m

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