Aiden (Edouard Philipponnat) is a spoiled rich kid who runs track and deals drugs. His mom (Elisabeth Röhm) narcs on him as a way to help him. He is in possession of enough cocaine for a dealing charge which is a mandatory 10 years. Aiden agrees to co-operate with the police. He goes back to school and deals drugs as normal along with his source Blake (Nadji Jeter). The big plan is convince Blake to invite the big man (Eric Balfour) to a party for a big deal while Aiden wears a wire. The main problem is Aiden is so messed up on drugs he has a hard time functioning.

I really couldn't get into the production. I didn't see the nerdy kid they invited at the party. The film had more rats than a Mar-a-Lago investigation. Aiden was just too messed up to be a protagonist.

Guide: F-word. Near sex. No nudity.

The acting was so lame and unbelievable by the cops and drug dealers. Eric Balfour really showed he is not even close to even pretending and imitating a drug kingpin. This movie was pretty lame and the slow pace of the eventual climax was literally not worth the 1h and 42m. What kind of mother calls the cops on her own kid? Detox and rehab weren't an option before getting him involved with cops, drug trafficking, etc. I hated the Mom every scene, and the incompetent cop played by Michael Douglas's kid. Terrible actor, nepotism at it's finest. This movie is a huge pass, trust me, or waste your life away for almost two hours.

Sabin film are generally cheap, can't watch films. This film is the exception. Good act, good production and the lead is anew actor that is not bad. Worth a watch. Ignore all the low review trolls.