Sixty Minutes

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Sixty Minutes

2024

1h 28m

Action

Drama

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Mixed Martial Arts fighter Octavio (Emilio Sakraya) finds himself with just 60 minutes to make it to the birthday party of his daughter -- otherwise he risks losing custody forever. But when he ditches a fight in order to get there, he finds himself on the run from dangerous criminals, in a race against time across the city.

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Maxance Vincent

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Jan 6, 2026

2/5

Somewhat decent action doesn’t cut it in our contemporary landscape, where filmmakers continuously break the mold and reinvent the genre, one movie at a time.

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JK Sooja

Common Sense Media

Jan 31, 2024

For newcomers to the genre, there are some tight and fast-paced martial arts on display, some cool moves and choreography, and some nice action set pieces.

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John Serba

Decider

Jan 22, 2024

Sixty Minutes has its moments, but doesn’t give us enough of them to ignite our enthusiasm

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Eric Langberg

Everything's Interesting

Jan 21, 2024

Emilio Sakraya is phenomenal; this is his movie, through and through. ... He conveys Octa’s brawny physicality well, and he’s even better in the latter half of the movie, as all those kicks and punches start to take their toll.

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Grant Watson

Fiction Machine

Jan 21, 2024

8/10

Certainly it is a derivative film – you can spot the influences, and it slots very neatly into the Besson-inspired oeuvre of European action cinema – but to borrow an old phrase it ‘does what it says on the tin’, and it does it remarkably well.

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Romey Norton

Ready Steady Cut

Jan 19, 2024

2.5/5

It’s a cat-and-mouse chase, and with the timer on the screen as a countdown, there are times you do feel the pressure. However, it’s cheesy in the way that the timer is noticeably out of sync with real life.

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diogo13 T

@Tua_mera Jul 16, 2026

A urgência do tempo real e as boas coreografias de combate não conseguem salvar um roteiro frágil e repleto de decisões absurdas.

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Logo P

@RT74961119 Aug 17, 2025

Like a stupid video game

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Ben K

@RT97252529 Jul 17, 2025

Stale and boring. Stupid plot

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don a

@RT83638943 Feb 4, 2025

It's doesn't bring anything new but it's doesn't bored me and I'm kinda enjoyed it.

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Calvin O

@Caltus Jan 6, 2025

I really did think I would enjoy this movie from the beginning but it didn't happen, the stories was kinda of weak. Not for me.

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Joaquín C

@JoaquinC Nov 4, 2024

Really cool character. I saw it dubbed in English, but I know a bit of German. Helped me get an inside look.

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Oliver Kienle

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Emilio Sakraya

Octavio Bergmann

Dennis Mojen

Paul Lehmann

Marie Mouroum

Cosima

Florian Schmidtke

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Synopsis

Mixed Martial Arts fighter Octavio (Emilio Sakraya) finds himself with just 60 minutes to make it to the birthday party of his daughter -- otherwise he risks losing custody forever. But when he ditches a fight in order to get there, he finds himself on the run from dangerous criminals, in a race against time across the city.

Director: Oliver Kienle
Producer: Quirin Berg, Hannes Höhn, Max Wiedemann, Philip Koch, Maximilian Vetter
Screenwriter: Oliver Kienle, Philip Koch
Distributor: Netflix
Production Co: W&B Television, Nocturna Productions
Genre: Action, Drama
Original Language: German
Release Date (Streaming): Jan 19, 2024
Runtime: 1h 28m
Sound Mix: Dolby Digital

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