Desperate for cash, Emily is coached by a coworker into a "dummy shopper" scheme. She buys high-end electronics with stolen credit card information and resells them. What begins as a one-time fix quickly spirals as Emily, driven by a mix of desperation and a burgeoning sense of empowerment, dives deeper into the world of black-market capitalism under the mentorship of a middleman named Youcef (Theo Rossi).

: Unlike many heist movies, the stakes here feel terrifyingly small and personal. The tension comes from the constant threat of being caught in mundane settings—loading docks, apartment hallways, and parking lots.

: The film serves as a scathing critique of the "broken" American Dream. It highlights how the legal job market can be more exploitative and dehumanizing than the criminal underworld Emily enters. Critical Reception