When a down-on-her-luck rideshare driver saves an eight-year-old boy from a gang abduction, she finds herself caught up in the mystery of a missing person and makes enemies with some dangerous people.
A broke, exhausted LA rideshare driver with a duct-taped Prius, a dead phone, and a court date is just trying to survive one more shift when she meets Jaylen, an eight-year-old whose mom vanished while searching for his missing sister, Lily. Against every selfish instinct she has left, Alex saves him from a creepy stranger with a gun, dumps him at the police station, tells herself she did the right thing, then finds a hidden clue inside his broken Transformer that pulls her straight into the ignored darkness of Figueroa Street. When she realizes the danger may reach inside the LAPD itself, Alex has one terrible choice: walk away like everyone else, or follow the car taking Jaylen.
Kateryna Kurganska is a Ukrainian-American film director based in Los Angeles. A DGA Student Award and College Television Award winner, she came to the U.S. as a refugee in 2014, beginning her journey in Hawai‘i, and later earned her MFA in Film and Television Production from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts. Her work has been recognized by the Television Academy, Directors Guild of America, American Pavilion at Cannes Film Festival, Hawai‘i International Film Festival, St. Louis International Film Festival, SeriesFest, Comic-Con, Catalyst Story Institute, The Black List, and the Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition, among many others.
