Exit Plan
Since the age of 15, Tony, also known as Squeeze, has known nothing but a criminal life. With the body counts piling up around him, a thriving underground fight club, and the police on his tail, he no…
Exit Plan
Since the age of 15, Tony, also known as Squeeze, has known nothing but a criminal life. With the body counts piling up around him, a thriving underground fight club, and the police on his tail, he now needs an exit plan. Since the age of 15, Tony, aka "Squeeze", has known nothing but a criminal life. Commissioned by a crime syndicate to retrieve a stolen data disk from a formerly trusted confidant, the mission ends in a gun battle with no disk and detectives now on his tail. In the process of retrieving the disk from one of the dead man's apartment, Squeeze's goons are confronted by a good samaritan, injuring his best fighter. For returning the stolen data, Squeeze is awarded a list of clients for his underground fight club that's proven very fruitful. With his best fighter out of commission, Squeeze demands reimbursement for lost wages from the good Samaritan, or payment by replacing his top fighter in the ring. Refusing to make the payments or entering the ring, Squeeze takes drastic action to force the good samaritan's hands. With the body counts piling up around him, his private investor looking to distance himself from Squeeze and the death of his mentor, thoughts of legitimacy begins to infiltrate his psyche. For that, Squeeze starts to look for his exit plan. —Michel Pierre
Exit Plan
Action,Drama
Film Details
Since the age of 15, Tony, also known as Squeeze, has known nothing but a criminal life. With the body counts piling up around him, a thriving underground fight club, and the police on his tail, he now needs an exit plan. Since the age of 15, Tony, aka "Squeeze", has known nothing but a criminal life.
Commissioned by a crime syndicate to retrieve a stolen data disk from a formerly trusted confidant, the mission ends in a gun battle with no disk and detectives now on his tail. In the process of retrieving the disk from one of the dead man's apartment, Squeeze's goons are confronted by a good samaritan, injuring his best fighter. For returning the stolen data, Squeeze is awarded a list of clients for his underground fight club that's proven very fruitful.
With his best fighter out of commission, Squeeze demands reimbursement for lost wages from the good Samaritan, or payment by replacing his top fighter in the ring. Refusing to make the payments or entering the ring, Squeeze takes drastic action to force the good samaritan's hands. With the body counts piling up around him, his private investor looking to distance himself from Squeeze and the death of his mentor, thoughts of legitimacy begins to infiltrate his psyche.
For that, Squeeze starts to look for his exit plan. —Michel Pierre.