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11:11 is a short Egyptian drama-thriller about a troubled lawyer whose crisis in a car sends ripples through other people's lives. A suicide attempt with a gun sits at the centre, alongside grief, shouting matches, and talk of killing. Mild-to-moderate swearing and some blunt sexual talk appear, with smoking in private rooms. We land at 16 and up because the suicide attempt and heavy grief need a mature teen watching with a parent, not alone
Uplifting themes
Interconnected lives hint that one choice can harm or help people you never meet. Compassion flickers through the darkness A few characters try to stay decent under crushing pressure and bad timing. Most are overwhelmed by grief or fear, so clear role models stay faint
Story (may spoil tone)
When a troubled lawyer attempts suicide in his car, the stray bullet triggers a series of events intertwining the lives of three strangers.
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Violence A gun, kill threats, and bloodied clothing pull the thriller threads to…
A gun, kill threats, and bloodied clothing pull the thriller threads together. The violence is sharp and consequential rather than a long fight reel
Language The s-word, bull s-word, and g-word show up when arguments boil over or…
The s-word, bull s-word, and g-word show up when arguments boil over or plans collapse. Swearing is present in the heat, but it is not a wall of f-words
Sex / nudity Characters talk bluntly about sex schedules and threaten humiliating na…
Characters talk bluntly about sex schedules and threaten humiliating nakedness in anger. It is verbal heat more than a sex scene
Drugs / alcohol Smoking indoors becomes a household argument and returns as a private m…
Smoking indoors becomes a household argument and returns as a private memory image. Cigarettes are the main substance note rather than drinking or harder drugs
Frightening Fate-driven dread, a gun crisis, and interlocking bad nights keep the m…
Fate-driven dread, a gun crisis, and interlocking bad nights keep the mood dark. The scare comes from human despair, not monsters
Self-harm / suicide A suicide attempt with a firearm sits at the heart of the story and res…
A suicide attempt with a firearm sits at the heart of the story and reshapes everyone it touches. Parents should expect that crisis to stay in view, without the film teaching a method in detail
Gore / death / weapons A gun and blood on clothing mark the key crisis beats that link the str…
A gun and blood on clothing mark the key crisis beats that link the strangers. Injury detail stays limited, but the weapon is unmistakable when it matters
Mental health Despair, grief, and frayed judgment drive the lawyer and the strangers…
Despair, grief, and frayed judgment drive the lawyer and the strangers he affects. Mental strain is the engine of the thriller
Grief / bereavement Loss of a child and other personal collapses hang over the linked stori…
Loss of a child and other personal collapses hang over the linked stories from different angles. Mourning feels raw, unfinished, and tangled with panic
Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
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Talk after watching
- One person's desperate choice changes strangers' paths. Who would you call if you felt that stuck?
- Grief pushes characters into risky decisions. What healthy outlets help when loss feels unbearable?
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