The story picks up when Kyle wins £25,000 on the National Lottery,
which his brother Jake has always been reluctant to take part in. Jake is now
17, and Kyle is 22.
Needing at least £2,000 more in order to finally buy
themselves a small 2 bedroom flat, Jake turns to small-time drug dealing, in
order to quickly raise the money they need. Jake tells Kyle that he’s got a
low-paying job, which has provided the extra money they needed, although Kyle
remains suspicious of his brother.
On a dark night in a quieter part of town, Jake is kidnapped
without any evidence left behind or any witnesses to the crime. After receiving
a ransom letter from Jake’s kidnappers, demanding the £25,000 they were going
to put to a flat, Kyle then finds out his brother’s secret drug dealing ways,
and goes on the hunt to rescue him, being warned that Jake will be killed immediately
if anyone else gets involved.
The film then follows Kyle on his hunt for his brother – the
only family he has ever really known – as he travels from town to town to save Jake.
The twist in the story later reveals that it was in fact the
brothers' father (Brian Miller) who kidnapped Jake after Brian faked his own
death once he became involved in heavy drug dealing issues himself. The whole
idea behind the kidnapping was to try and shake him out of the shady world of
drug dealing, but was it successful, or is Jake on a set path in a downward
spiral?
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