When a wealthy and callous man named Mr. Coleman visits an orphanage to shop for a daughter, he treats the children like disposable goods. Amidst the cruelty of his search, a young girl named Mia finds herself caught in a chaotic struggle for survival. As tensions rise between the elitist visitors and the struggling director, a sudden, unexpected bond threatens to change everything.
Whoa, meat mountain. Uncle Bad Guy, me his tummy is screaming. If you don't give me meat, I'll bite your leather seats. Stop calling me Uncle Bad Guy, it's Uncle Damien.
Say it, Dummy N. Uncle Dum Dum, I want ribs. Big, juicy ribs. Marcus, ribs, now. Right away, sir.
Yay! Yummy, yummy, dum-dum, you're not scary anymore, you're the meat boss. Don't talk with your mouth full and stop calling me meat. Eat your meat.
Carry me. Mia's belly is too heavy, legs won't work. Walk yourself. Blackwoods don't beg for rides.
Auntie Maria! Bad man is starving me and breaking my legs! Shut it! I'm carrying you! Look, you're flying! Giddy up, horsey! Faster, dum-dum! Ouch! Let go, you little monster! You're tearing my ears off! Marcus, get her off
Sorry, boss. House rules say no interfering with family bonding. damien 30 years and i've never seen anyone time you like this pull harder my little teach this punk a lesson grandpa call off your great-granddaughter before i throw her out the window