In Los Angeles, paramedics Dean and Eric pick up a dying man from a car wreck and find a million dollars hidden in his clothes.

Meanwhile, immigration agent Beckwith is investigating the money smuggling operation connected to the wreck, and a ruthless enforcer, Craddock, is also on Dean and Eric’s trail.

The filmmakers wanted to tell a story about the anxiety and anger of working men and women who fear an uncertain future in an economy they’re told is strong.

Because of the tight schedule, however, there was no time for stunt rehearsals ahead of principal photography and so the actors all had to quickly learn the choreography on set.

[1] Most of the ambulance interiors were “cheated” in front of three large rear-projection screens that had been set up inside a warehouse that doubled as the paramedics’ headquarters.

Dean’s a well crafted, ego-centric, charismatic nightmare, with not a single ounce of conscience, but as it turns out, a fairly big heart.”[5] Remy Cashman of HorrorBuzz wrote that the film “features strong performances from leads played by Tom Everett Scott, Damon Dayoub, and James Jurdi” and added that “a hand-held camera can be overwhelming but it works well for this film to reflect its overall energy and tone.”[6]