A tiny new look at Brittany Snow in the car-jacking thriller 96 Minutes

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Last Updated on August 5, 2021

We haven’t heard much about 96 MINUTES in the year since it was announced, but now that the film is completed, a new still has made its way online. It’s a tiny image, as you can see to the right, but any excuse to post pictures of Brittany Snow (PROM NIGHT) is fine with me. Below you will find the previously released poster and another still.

The film, from Content Media Corporation International, is the feature debut of writer/director Aimee Lagos. Evan Ross, Christian Serratos (TWILIGHT), J. Michael Trautmann and David Oyelowo (A SOUND OF THUNDER) star alongside Snow. The film played at SXSW earlier this year and took home the Jury Prize for Breakthrough Performance by Evan Ross.

Inspired by true events, 96 MINUTES is the harrowing story of 4 kids and one terrifying night. The events of the night unfold in real time as we intercut between a carjacking and the beginning of that day, following four separate kids – who they are, where they come from, and the seemingly innocuous decisions that lead them towards a terrifying and life changing conclusion. With no adults to guide them, they’re left on their own to try to survive not only this night, but the shocking reality of the world they live in.

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