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I watched this film at Big Island Film Festival. Everyone was talking about this film at the Festival. What a great story! It really pulls you in and live every moment the main character breathes, feels, and thinks. IF you really love a good Dramatic Independent Film, then you will love this Film. The Film takes you through the life of the main character, and the ending is totally unexpected!

It is a Film that stays with you for weeks...that is what makes a great film and story. It touches a very important social issue we are living today, which is homelessness- This film portrays the real issues of being homeless. Love it!!!

Having seen this at a festival recently I can't express how much of an emotional experience those two hours were. Based on true events, the story sucks you straight in from the very start. With great direction and an astonishing performance by the lead actor, it is a film that will live on in my memory for some time to come. An important piece of work, especially considering the key issues it addresses such as crime, homelessness and the unwillingness of society to act on something that could happen to any of us. It's sheer evidence that cinema is a powerful tool in not only raising awareness, but engaging audiences on an experience that could quite literally change their lives.

Homelessness in the United States is an issue that has plagued us for far too long.

3:13 is a beautifully made film, bringing the streets of Miami to life from the eyes of a man thrust into homelessness almost unavoidably.

This film brings light to several key issues related to homelessness in a unique, in your face way. It will leave an indelible mark on you, undoubtedly causing you to view the issue in a different light.

The film promotes compassion and understanding, something all of us could use more of. Bravo to the filmmakers for boldly bringing new light to a dark, sometimes forgotten world.

This is a must see film.

Difficult to watch but impossible to look away, "3:13" sheds a light on one man's experience with homelessness in a way that is frighteningly easy to relate to--and is based on a true story.

From his gradual descent, through the everyday indignities, minor triumphs and major setbacks, "Peter" is poignantly played by Paul Alexandro with respect and finesse. This is a film to watch with a friend, to help process the experience of it.

Filmmakers, the Jaure brothers, donate a percentage of the film's revenue to Homeless World Aid, the advocacy foundation they established.

This movie was an interesting experience, it puts you in the shoes or actually no shoes of the main character playing as a homeless that losses all.

It droves you into the pain and misery of the character leaving you with a good sense of the point of view of homeless persons that they lost everything including, and mainly, their self esteem and confidence to return to a hard society that is no good for sensitive people.

Love the night shots in Miami streets and the tense and melancholic score that connects you to the powerful message that this movie has to tell.