A Working Man

In the gritty outskirts of a city that never quite sleeps, Levon Cade has traded the high‑stakes world of black‑ops missions for the honest, if gritty, rhythm of a construction site. A former Green Beret turned foreman, he channels the discipline and precision of his past into every beam he lifts and every deadline he meets. Yet beneath the hard‑hat and steel-toe boots, Levon is also a single father, navigating the delicate balance between the demands of a demanding job and the unspoken promises he made to the mother he lost.

When the teenage daughter of Levon’s longtime employers disappears without a trace, the quiet routine that has kept him grounded begins to crumble. Jenny Garcia—the bright, independent girl who has always hovered at the edge of his world—vanishes, and the alarmed parents turn to the only man who seems capable of seeing through the city’s shadows. Levon’s instinct tells him that his old skill set, once used in covert operations, may be the only thing that can pierce the veil of uncertainty surrounding her disappearance. The call to action is as much about protecting a surrogate family as it is about confronting the part of himself he has tried to leave behind.

The film settles into a tense, atmospheric mood where the clang of construction equipment becomes a metronome for a deeper, more dangerous heartbeat. As Levon steps back into a world of hidden threats, the line between his past and present blurs, hinting at a sprawling criminal conspiracy that could upend the fragile peace he has fought to build. Against a backdrop of rain‑slick streets and low‑lit warehouses, the story explores themes of redemption, loyalty, and the lengths a man will go to safeguard the people he loves—especially his young daughter, Merry, whose innocence adds both urgency and hope to the looming battle ahead.

Last Updated: August 09, 2025 at 19:14