Shottas

In the gritty streets of Kingston, two childhood friends, Errol (Biggs) and Wayne, embark on their first illegal adventure by robbing a soda truck. This defining moment sets them down a treacherous path, introducing them to the world of crime at a remarkably young age.

As years pass, Biggs and Wayne leverage their ill-gotten gains to acquire visas for the United States. They seek to escape their troubled pasts and chase the elusive American Dream, landing in the vibrant city of Miami.

In Miami, the duo refines their hustling skills, integrating into the city's dynamic yet hazardous environment. They grapple with their criminal histories while trying to establish themselves in their new surroundings.

After two decades in America, Biggs confronts the harsh reality of deportation back to Jamaica. The news prompts a bittersweet reunion with Wayne and Mad Max, who have been engaged in extorting local businesses.

Upon reuniting, the trio discovers the presence of Teddy Bruck Shut, a ruthless drug lord dominating the local crime scene. This new challenge compels them to consider a confrontation to reclaim their influence.

Determined to carve out their own space in the criminal hierarchy, Biggs, Wayne, and Mad Max plot to confront Teddy. Their tactics are aggressive, and they aim to seize a portion of Teddy's lucrative drug trade.

Their bold actions begin to elevate their status within Miami's criminal underworld. However, their rise is met with violent backlash as Teddy’s men respond aggressively, leading to a tumultuous showdown.

A fierce shootout ensues between Biggs's crew and Teddy's men, resulting in the heartbreaking death of Wayne. Mad Max sustains critical injuries, leaving Biggs devastated and questioning their violent choices.

In the aftermath of Wayne's tragic death, Biggs is left holding his friend's lifeless body, battling deep emotions of loss and regret. Just as despair sets in, Mad Max surprises him by dispatching the last threat.

Overwhelmed with grief yet driven by vengeance, Biggs shifts his focus to Teddy. He is determined to exact retribution for Wayne's untimely demise, fueled by a mixture of sorrow and anger.

Biggs confronts Teddy in a brutal showdown that results in the elimination of the drug lord along with his bodyguard and girlfriend. This act of vengeance serves both as a release for Biggs and a tragic marker of his transformation.

With Teddy out of the picture, Biggs seizes the cash bounty left behind. This financial windfall represents both an end to his revenge and a new beginning, albeit laden with the weight of his past choices.

In search of a fresh start, Biggs makes his escape to Los Angeles, hoping to carve out a new existence. The journey marks not only a physical relocation but also a quest for redemption and independence.