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88 Minutes

88 Minutes SynopsisIn 88 Minutes, Al Pacino stars as Dr. Jack Gramm, a college professor who moonlights as a forensic psychiatrist for the FBI. When Gramm receives a death threat claiming he has only 88 minutes to live, he must use all his skills and training to narrow down the possible suspects, who include a disgruntled student, a jilted former lover, and a serial killer who is already on death row, before his time runs out.


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Release Date: April 18, 2008
Genre: Drama and Thriller
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Distributor(s): Sony Pictures Releasing
Tagline: Jack Gramm has eighty-eight minutes to solve a murder. His own.
MPAA Rating: R for disturbing violent content, brief nudity and language.

Director(s):
Jon Avnet

Writer(s):
Barry Schindel - Screenplay (Current Rewrite)
Gary Scott Thompson - screenplay

Producer(s):
Danny Dimbort - Executive Producer
Boaz Davidson - Executive Producer
Trevor Short - Executive Producer
Lawrence Bender - Executive Producer
John Baldecchi - Executive Producer
Randall Emmett - Producer
George Furla - Producer
Avi Lerner - Producer
Gary Scott Thompson - Producer
Jon Avnet - Producer

Movie Casts:
Al Pacino - Dr. Jack Gramm
Alicia Witt - Kim Cummings
Leelee Sobieski - Lauren Douglas
Amy Brenneman - Shelly Barnes
William Forsythe - Special Agent Frank Parks
Deborah Kara Unger - Carol Johnson
Benjamin McKenzie - Mike Stemp
Neal McDonough - Jon Forster
Leah Cairns - Sara Pollard
Stephen Moyer - Guy LaForge
Christopher Redman - Jeremy Guber
Brendan Fletcher - Johnny D'Franco
Michael Eklund - J.T. Rycker
Kristina Copeland - Dale Morris
Tammy Hui - Janie Kay
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