In 1958, a small town sharp-shooter becomes the third in a trio of female robbers, led by a violent, unpredictable psychopath, to pursue a foreseeable fortune along their road trip of crime and destruction.
Mary is a small-town, sharp-shooting country girl who lives with her war veteran Uncle in their struggling army surplus store. She meets Naomi, a mysterious, eccentric stranger who entices her to join her and her driver, Dolores, on a Bonnie-and-Clyde-style road trip of robberies. Mary turns the opportunity down, only to be dragged along against her will when she inadvertently gets involved with a robbery at her hometown store. She soon finds herself coming along with the ride, plunging further and further down into a dark hole of crime and carnage, and learns that when you drive down the highway to hell, there just may be no turning back.
When a high level black excutive is hired racism ensues. After he is falsly charged with embezlment he turns the tables on the company. He uncovers almost 18 million dollars in funds stolen funds from the nations police departments.
Trying his best to not get swallowed up by the streets of Southside Jamaica, Queens, Trey maneuvers through the standard baby momma drama, systemic racism and socio-economic disenfranchisement that his hood brings, but little does he know that this is the last day of his life.
A novice contract killer, an amatuer cop and a series of events the leads them working together. This story explores the world of Australian gang crime from two perspectives with interesting conclusions.
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