Down Time 2001
In *Down Time (2001)*, director Sean Wilson crafts a gritty crime drama that plunges viewers into the brutal reality of prison life. Follow Slim Williams, a small-time drug dealer whose ambition leads to a backstabbing betrayal and a stint in a maximum-security prison.
Director: Sean Wilson
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Down Time (2001) about?
Slim Williams, a small-time drug dealer, gets caught in a police sting after his partner betrays him, landing him in a brutal maximum-security prison. Stranded without allies or rules he recognizes, Slim must fight for survival in a world where danger lurks around every corner.
Who directed Down Time?
Sean Wilson directed *Down Time*. Known for his work in indie crime dramas, Wilson crafts a tense and immersive prison narrative.
Who stars in Down Time?
The film stars William Van Noland as Slim Williams, alongside Peter Quartaroli, Sam McBride, Joy Garner, and James Anthony Cotton.
Is Down Time (2001) worth watching?
*Down Time* is a solid choice for fans of gritty crime dramas and prison films. While it doesn't hold an IMDb rating, its raw atmosphere, compelling performances, and tight storytelling make it a worthy watch for those who enjoy intense, character-driven stories.
How long is Down Time?
*Down Time* runs for 90 minutes.
About Down Time (2001) — A Prison Drama of Betrayal and Survival
In *Down Time (2001)*, director Sean Wilson crafts a gritty crime drama that plunges viewers into the brutal reality of prison life. Follow Slim Williams, a small-time drug dealer whose ambition leads to a backstabbing betrayal and a stint in a maximum-security prison. Stripped of his old life and forced to adapt, Slim must navigate the ruthless hierarchy and unspoken rules of the penitentiary—where loyalty is a myth and survival is the only law. With tense confrontations and raw atmosphere, the film explores themes of betrayal, resilience, and the harsh choices that define life behind bars. Shot with an unflinching eye, *Down Time* delivers a punishing yet gripping look at the consequences of a single wrong move.
William Van Noland leads the cast as Slim Williams, delivering a standout performance as a man pushed to his limits. The ensemble, including Peter Quartaroli and Sam McBride, brings depth to the chaotic world of the prison yard, where alliances shift as quickly as the tide. Wilson's direction amplifies the suspense, making *Down Time* more than just a crime drama—it's a visceral dive into the underbelly of justice and survival.