ELEVEN ELEVEN

Cinemavixion Review

Chris Redish's "Eleven Eleven" crafts a peculiar narrative tapestry, weaving together the mundane anxieties of family life with the extraordinary possibilities of extraterrestrial encounters. Set against the visually striking backdrop of Sedona, Arizona, a locale steeped in UFO lore, the film centers on Tim Faris, a man whose fascination with alien life extends beyond mere hobbyism into a deeply personal, albeit clandestine, history. The plot, as detailed, presents a compelling if somewhat risqué comedic science-fiction premise: Tim's secret one-night stand with an alien, resulting in a half-alien daughter, is threatened when the alien mother returns, seeking to integrate into Tim's Earthly family. The film's strength lies in its quirky characters, brought to life by a capable cast. Charles Baker, known for his memorable role as Skinny Pete in "Breaking Bad," and Krista Allen, a familiar face from television, lend their talents to this intimate exploration of unconventional relationships and lifelong dreams. While the external data suggests a 2018 release and a plot summary focusing on Tim's desire to be abducted, the core elements of an alien enthusiast risking his family life for his passions remain consistent. "Eleven Eleven" appears to be a niche film that, despite its modest reception according to IMDb ratings, offers a unique blend of humor and sci-fi for those intrigued by the intersection of human drama and the unknown.