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Two New Yorkers meet on a small-time crime job for a boss named Wallace. Their banter turns romantic while the f-word flies and the deal keeps going wrong. A kiss closes the story, and past hookups get talked about bluntly. We land at 14 and up because the language is R-level in a short Netflix feature, even though on-screen violence stays mild
Uplifting themes
Honesty and choosing each other over the crooked job win out in a small way. The film still treats crime as a lark before the sweet ending Danny and Ellie are likable but willingly join a shady handoff. They grow more responsible together, yet Wallace remains a bad influence
Story (may spoil tone)
A young man and woman find love in an unlikely place while carrying out a shady deal.
Details
Violence A car window gets smashed and criminals threaten each other, but fights…
A car window gets smashed and criminals threaten each other, but fights stay brief and largely off screen. The mood is tense, not bloody
Language The f-word anchors almost every argument, alongside s-word, b-word, and…
The f-word anchors almost every argument, alongside s-word, b-word, and a-word. It matches the indie crime-comedy tone and will feel harsh to younger ears
Sex / nudity Leads flirt about how many people they have slept with and share a kiss…
Leads flirt about how many people they have slept with and share a kiss. There is no nudity or sex scene in the subtitle cues
Drugs / alcohol A smoke alarm blares during cooking, but subtitles do not show drug use…
A smoke alarm blares during cooking, but subtitles do not show drug use. Any partying stays in the background
Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
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Talk after watching
- Ellie and Danny keep working for Wallace even when the job feels bad. What would make you walk away from easy money?
- They compare dating histories to build trust. How much past detail feels healthy to share in a new relationship?
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