The Big White

Paul Barnell, a travel agent, finds himself drowning in debt and desperation. This overwhelming pressure weighs heavily on him, setting the stage for the chaos that is about to unfold in his life.

While rummaging through a dumpster, Paul unexpectedly uncovers a body. This shocking discovery turns out to be linked to professional hitmen, setting off a chain reaction that will drastically alter his future.

As Paul grapples with the discovery, he becomes increasingly invested in the search for his missing brother, Raymond Barnell. With the authorities tightening their investigation, the urgency to take action mounts.

To resolve his financial troubles, Paul devises a scheme to fake an animal attack on the body, aiming to cash in on Raymond's life insurance policy. This gamble begins to pay off as local authorities confirm the corpse as that of his brother.

Ted Waters, a zealous insurance agent, enters the picture, unknowingly aiding Paul's scheme as he seeks to secure a promotion. As he investigates, his actions begin to align with Paul's desperate plan.

Ted faces his own complications when personal troubles with his girlfriend, Tiffany, begin to affect his professional life. This added stress complicates his role in Paul's scheme as he juggles his responsibilities.

Compounding Paul's difficulties is the fact that his wife, Margaret, suffers from Tourette syndrome. This condition adds to his sense of urgency as he feels the weight of responsibility to care for her well-being.

In a shocking twist, Raymond reappears, furious and demanding a share of the insurance payout. This unexpected return throws Paul's plans into disarray, intensifying the conflict between the brothers.

In a desperate move, Paul manipulates Ted into believing that he was attacked by Raymond. This deception fuels the urgency of the insurance payout, showcasing Paul's moral dilemma.

During a chaotic exchange with the hitmen, the situation spirals out of control. As the hitmen uncover the truth about Paul's deceit, tension erupts into violence, putting everyone's lives at risk.

A fierce battle ensues involving Paul, Raymond, and Ted against the hitmen. Amidst the gunfire and turmoil, Paul fights for his family's safety and his own dwindling dignity in a desperate attempt to survive.

In the wake of the chaos, Paul learns that Margaret is alive and receiving support. The insurance money, hidden in her jacket, brings a sense of relief and hope after the tumultuous events.

With the threat of Raymond resolved and his wife safe, Paul looks ahead to the future. They take a well-deserved vacation in a tropical paradise, symbolizing a fresh start and the transformation of their misfortunes into opportunities.