3 A.M.

Driving the night shift can be deadly.

The feature film directing debut of Spike Lee protege Lee Davis takes the viewer into the world of taxi drivers. Developed in the Sundance Laboratory, this film offers dove-tailing stories centering on the lives of individual taxi drivers as they reflect on and experience romance, politics, sociology, and spirituality.

Crime Drama

Sarita Choudhury

(Box)

Michelle Rodriguez

(Salgado)

Arjun G. Awtramani

(Henry)

Sergej Trifunović

(Rasha)

Danny Glover

(Hershey)

Aasif Mandvi

(Singh)

Eric Chan

(Hyun)

Isaach de Bankolé

(Angus)

Bobby Cannavale

(Jose)

John Ortiz

(Hector)

Marika Domińczyk

(Cathy)

Bonz Malone

(Killer)

Pam Grier

(George)

Sixto Ramos

(Eddie)

Jack Dimich

(Andri)

Danny Hoch

(Father)

Iraida Polanco

(Reader)

Brian Donahue

(Wild Haired Cabbie)

Paul Calderon

(Ralph)

Spike Lee

(Filmmaker)

Treach

(Bass)

Mike Starr

(Theo)

Rafael Osorio

(Transit Worker)

Roger Rees

(Priest)

Sharon Washington

(Mother)

Fisher Stevens

(Haplin)

Rahul Khanna

(Morris)

Sandra 'Pepa' Denton

(Ellen)

Walt Frazier

(Himself)

Bill Golodner

(Officer Malone)

Michael Arthur

(Diner Cop (uncredited))

Bekir Kurtis

(Rejiks)

James Fiero

('Spanking' John)

Christina Osorio

(Young Salgado)

J.D. Martinez

(Mechanic)

Brandon Jenkins

(Junior)

August Casseus

(Patrolman)

Melanie Torres

(Pretty Brunette)

Daniel E. Jones

(Brooklyn Kid)

Quan Zilla

(Vendor)

Leslie Segar

(Newstand Woman)

Gautier Gooding

(Singh's Widow)

Guru

(Hook-Off (as Keith Elam))