Six Minutes to Midnight

In the secluded coastal town of Bexhill-on-Sea in the year 1939, a mysterious educational institution for young women called Augusta-Victoria College is being closely monitored by British intelligence. The story follows English teacher Thomas Miller, played by Eddie Izzard, who uncovers a dangerous conspiracy that challenges his loyalty and puts his life at risk. As tensions rise in pre-World War II Britain, Miller must navigate through a web of deception, betrayal, and intrigue to uncover the truth behind the school's sinister agenda. With the clock ticking and war looming on the horizon, Miller has six minutes to unravel the mystery and prevent a catastrophe that could change the course of history.

Critics are divided on 'Six Minutes to Midnight' with some praising the film's period setting, suspenseful plot, and Eddie Izzard's performance. However, others criticize its pacing, lack of depth in character development, and predictability. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a rating of 36%, stating that it 'fails to fully capitalize on its intriguing true story premise.' Meanwhile, IMDb rates it at 5.9/10, with mixed user reviews ranging from 'engaging' to 'disappointing'. Metacritic offers a score of 48/100, indicating generally unfavorable reviews. Despite its flaws, 'Six Minutes to Midnight' manages to deliver a gripping historical thriller that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats with its escalating tension and plot twists.