Bill Scanlin loses his job and embarks on a life of crime. As Bill stays ahead of the law, he discovers that sometimes the only thing worse than getting caught is getting away with it.
Acting
Wes Bentley's unraveling is so specific you want to look away.
Direction
Saar Klein's debut has that 'first-time filmmaker' rawness that actually works.
Director
Saar Klein
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Saar Klein was Terrence Malick's editor for 20 years; this is his first and only feature as director.
The film deliberately mirrors 2008 recession anxieties but refuses the 'criminal mastermind' fantasy — Bill stays mediocre, which is the point.
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