To save his mother from mounting medical debts, Seth enters into a restrictive agreement with Rex, a powerful producer. As Seth navigates the treacherous world of the film industry, he struggles to maintain his dignity while being treated like a commodity. The tension between their transactional arrangement and their growing, forbidden feelings threatens to destroy them both.
Is that a problem? No. No, just reminding you, you once said not to mix business with personal feelings. Get out.
Seth, that friend who calls often, is he good to you, son? I've lived long enough to see these things. The way you look at him, it's not just friendship. Mom, he's just helping me.
It told you. I'm here. What are you doing here? The surgery was very successful.
The patient is out of danger. Thank you. Without you, my mother might have... Don't say things like that, Thad.
rex why are you so good to me no reason you deserve it handle it what if someone photographs you and me together then let them rex doesn't answer to anyone have you already fallen yes