How long is The 5th Quarter?

The 5th Quarter is 1 hr 41 min long.

Who is Steven Abbate in The 5th Quarter?

Aidan Quinn plays Steven Abbate in the film.

What is The 5th Quarter about?

When 15-year-old Luke Abbate (Stefan Guy) is killed in a tragic car accident, the loss leaves his close-knit family reeling with grief. Fueled by faith and their deep familial bond, the Abbates try to rebuild their lives without Luke, fulfilling his wish to help others by donating his organs to save the lives of five other people. But despite the support of loving friends and family, his death leaves a void in their lives that threatens to tear the family apart. Struggling with the devastating loss, Luke’s older brother Jon (Ryan Merriman), a gifted football player at Wake Forest University, decides to honor his brother’s memory and love for the game by dedicating the 2006 season to him. With the added motivation of "playing for two," he dons Luke’s beloved No. 5 jersey and inspires his teammates to play the best football of their lives—and become the most improved team in America.

The 5th Quarter

Name: The 5th Quarter
Genre: Art House/Foreign,Drama
Released: 2011-03-25
Duration: 101
Rating: 63

PG-13 1 hr 41 min

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How long is The 5th Quarter?: The 5th Quarter is 1 hr 41 min long.

Who directed The 5th Quarter?: Rick Bieber

Who is Steven Abbate in The 5th Quarter?: Aidan Quinn plays Steven Abbate in the film.

What is The 5th Quarter about?: When 15-year-old Luke Abbate (Stefan Guy) is killed in a tragic car accident, the loss leaves his close-knit family reeling with grief. Fueled by faith and their deep familial bond, the Abbates try to rebuild their lives without Luke, fulfilling his wish to help others by donating his organs to save the lives of five other people. But despite the support of loving friends and family, his death leaves a void in their lives that threatens to tear the family apart. Struggling with the devastating loss, Luke’s older brother Jon (Ryan Merriman), a gifted football player at Wake Forest University, decides to honor his brother’s memory and love for the game by dedicating the 2006 season to him. With the added motivation of "playing for two," he dons Luke’s beloved No. 5 jersey and inspires his teammates to play the best football of their lives—and become the most improved team in America.