Wheelman

An unnamed getaway driver, known only as the Wheelman, is thrust into a tense situation after picking up a BMW meant for a bank heist. He receives a call from his 13-year-old daughter, Katie, while preparing to transport the heist crew, adding personal stakes to the already dangerous mission.

As the bank robbery takes place, the Wheelman keeps his identity a secret while ensuring the crew reaches their target. The tension rises as he answers a call from the Handler, who warns him of a betrayal within the group and instructs him to abandon them after the money is secured.

The Wheelman finds himself in a precarious position when the robbery concludes successfully, and he makes off with $230,000. Following the Handler's orders, he drives away, leaving the crew behind amidst chaos while being pursued by a mysterious motorcyclist.

As the Wheelman attempts to count the stolen cash, he is inundated with ominous texts and phone calls from an unknown source. His anxiety deepens after a call from Clay, which leads to accusations of betrayal and raises the stakes for both of them.

The Wheelman desperately reaches out to Clay, wanting to withdraw from the job. However, threats follow as Clay warns him that the Handler will be informed if he tries to escape from the chaos surrounding them, tightening the noose around the Wheelman's options.

In a critical moment, the Wheelman receives alarming messages from his ex-wife, Jessica, that heighten his worry as the ominous motorcyclist continues to tail him. This adds a new layer of urgency to his situation, especially as he realizes Jessica and Katie are in potential danger.

A violent showdown occurs when the Wheelman and Clay are cornered by a rival gang. In this moment of desperation, revelations about alliances and betrayals come to light, revealing Clay's previous ties to the West End gang and his entanglement with the Philadelphia crime family.

Facing imminent danger and the threat to his family, Clay tragically takes his own life, leaving the Wheelman grappling with loss and guilt. The stakes heighten when threats against Jessica and Katie are made, pushing the Wheelman into action to ensure their safety.

In a frantic bid to protect his daughter and ex-wife, the Wheelman instructs Katie to meet him in a parking garage while he attempts to warn Jessica about the looming threat. Unfortunately, he hears her screams as she is abducted, intensifying his desperation.

In an unexpected turn, the leader of the West End gang reaches out to the Wheelman to formulate a plan against the Philly gang. With new information in hand, the Wheelman prepares to ambush his enemies, even as his personal stakes continue to rise.

The Wheelman executes the ambush plan but faces a violent confrontation with a member of the rival gang. In a brutal struggle, he manages to eliminate the threat but realizes that danger still lingers for his family.

Upon discovering a tracking device hidden in the money bags, the Wheelman makes a drastic decision to incinerate the cash to protect himself and his family from further pursuit. This act of desperation signifies the depths he is willing to go to for their safety.

In a heartfelt moment, the Wheelman manages to meet his daughter Katie, who has bravely arrived in his Porsche 911. He instructs her to go to her uncle's house for safety, emphasizing the gravity of their situation even as she expresses her desire to stay with him.

The Wheelman cleverly creates a diversion using a Molotov cocktail, allowing Jessica a chance to escape from her captors. This daring act demonstrates his resolve to protect his family at all costs, showcasing his transformation from just a getaway driver to a protective father.

In a dramatic showdown, the Wheelman leads the Philly gang into a trap set by his newfound allies from the West End crew. The confrontation results in the death of the Philly leader, and as peace is restored, he hands over the remaining money and departs with Katie to finally reunite with Jessica.