Kyle (Liam Hemsworth) and Swin (Clark Duke) are the lowest rung in the Dixie mafia which is itself little more than individual criminals hustling for a slice of the drug pie. They have never met their kingpin boss Frog (Vince Vaughn). Their immediate superior is Ranger Bright (John Malkovich). Swin starts pursuing Johnna (Eden Brolin). They deal with a middle man known only as Her (Vivica A. Fox).

The cast is amazing but the filmmaker is mostly amateur indie level. Clark Duke is making his theatrical directing debut. He's acted a long time and has probably build a large circle of friends and admirers. That accounts for the great cast. The filmmaking skill is lacking. Nevertheless, the great actors make a go of it and there are moments of amusement. They have some fun interacting and it's a light criminal fun times.

2 small time criminals accidentally get the chance of running a drugs dealing business. Will they succeed in running it successfully or die trying?

I liked this movies' laidback, slowburning feel, but I guess the regular crime fans wont like this movie, because the focus of this movie is first most about the characters instead of cool poses and shootouts, although there are still a few pretty cruel murder scenes to be seen.

Acting is terrific. Even Liam Hemsworth is good and Vince Vaughn plays one of his best serious acting performances ever. Supporting roles are good as well.

Any bad? Not really, but this movie was based upon a novel and the director followed that novel structure with many jumps in time, which dont really work for the movie. The story structure is somewhat disjointed. What works in a book often does not work well in a movie. Other than that minor criticism, I would recommend this movie to any arthouse movie fan of subtle, slowburning crime dramas. It mesmerized me and I will start paying attention to other works of this great director called Clark Duke.

The film runs with two plots that have already come together. We are first introduced to Kyle (Liam Hemsworth) and Swin Horn (Clark Duke writer/director). They work running wholesale drugs out of a park ran by Bright (John Malkovich). They all work for Frog (Vince Vaughn) whose rise in the drug business is the second plot line.

The plot is not spectacular. It is your basic drug crime without there ever being any cops. What makes the film such a joy to watch are the characters. Overall the film reveals a Tarantino influence. Good Job Mr. Duke.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.