3rd FLOOR 2026
“One elevator. Two wounds. No easy way out.”
What is 3rd FLOOR?
Topic: Film "3rd FLOOR" (2026). Role: Meticulous television and film archivist.
- Type
- Film
- Year
- 2026
- Status
- Post Production
- Runtime
- 130 minutes
- Release date
- Dec 27, 2026
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- United States of America
- Studios
- AO Films Studio
- Budget
- $83,000
- Genres
- Drama
- Updated
At a glance
- Rating
- ★ TMDB users: 0.0/10
- Episode runtime
- ~130 minutes
- Status
- Post Production
- Network
- AO Films Studio
Where to watch in United States
Free
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Title: 3rd FLOOR (or 3rd Floor).
Year: 2026.
Release Date: 12/27/2026 (US).
Genre: Drama.
Rating: PG-13.
Runtime: 2h 10m.
Director: Abassi Okoro.
Cast: Gabby Ann Lee, Raul Lee, Tim Pasca, Sade Nkeshi. (Note: Maya Uche and Brett Kiminski are characters, not necessarily the actors, though they are the protagonists).
Plot: Maya Uche (Black activist) and Brett Kiminski (white conservative) are trapped in an elevator between floors. Their conversation exposes buried grief, racial resentment, political fear, and assumptions.
Tagline: One elevator. Two wounds. No easy way out.
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Should you watch it?
“An elevator breakdown traps opposing activists, forcing a confrontation over politics and grief.”
- Compelling performances from a cast including Gabby Ann Lee, Raul Lee, Tim Pasca, and Sade Nkeshi.
- Directed by Abassi Okoro in a tense, single-location narrative.
- Explores timely themes of racial resentment, political fear, and buried grief.
- Viewers seeking fast-paced action or multiple settings may find the single-location elevator premise restrictive.
Watch it if you enjoy intense, dialogue-driven character studies about political and personal conflict.
The tone is dramatic and confrontational, pacing is centered around a single confined space, and it is rated PG-13.
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Streaming availability can be checked on platforms like The Movie Database and Plex.
Is 3rd FLOOR worth watching?
It is worth watching for viewers interested in intense, character-driven dramas exploring political and racial tensions.
What is the runtime or binge duration?
The film has a runtime of 2 hours and 10 minutes.
Are there essential episodes to watch first?
No, 3rd FLOOR is a feature-length film directed by Abassi Okoro rather than a television series.
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