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Hours (Blu-ray, 2014)

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Product Information

A father must fight for his infant daughter's life after she is born prematurely during Hurricane Katrina, and the hospital loses power while people are being evacuated.

Product Identifiers

ProducerPeter Safran

EAN5060262851654

eBay Product ID (ePID)177370041

Product Key Features

ActorTony Bentley, Nick Gomez, Paul Walker, Judd Lormand, Genesis Rodriguez, Shane Jacobson

Film/TV TitleHours

DirectorEric Heisserer

Release Year2014

FormatBlu-ray

LanguageEnglish

GenreThriller, General

Run Time93 Mins

Additional Product Features

Certificate12A/12

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States of America

Number of Discs1

ComposerBenjamin Wallfisch

Additional InformationA father must fight for his infant daughter's life after she is born prematurely during Hurricane Katrina, and the hospital loses power while people are being evacuated. When Nolan Hayes' (Paul Walker) wife Abigail (Genesis Rodriguez) goes into labor five weeks early, the prospective parents race to a New Orleans hospital hoping for the best. Those hopes are quickly dashed, however, when Abigail dies while giving birth, and their daughter is placed on a ventilator until she can learn to breathe on her own. Meanwhile, Hurricane Katrina strikes, plunging the hospital into darkness as the staff races to evacuate the patients. With the floodwaters rising quickly and the ambulance summoned to transport his daughter nowhere in sight, desperate father Nolan faces a series of excruciatingly difficult decisions in his race to keep his newborn alive.

ReviewsThe New York Times - Mr. Walker is convincing as a man battling grief, exhaustion and, occasionally, an intruding outside world where lawlessness has taken hold., Village Voice - The film stirs richer, truer feelings once it becomes a one-man show. This is due both to Heisserer's and Walker's skill ù the tension is strong, the scenario elemental, and Walker's harried, urgent hero is compelling

ScreenwriterEric Heisserer

Sound sourceDolby Digital

EditorSam Bauer

Movie/TV TitleHours

Consumer AdviceContains one use of strong language, moderate violence and drug references