When two criminals, a crooked banker and a so not trustworthy fence trade valuable religious stolen icons for cash, they find themselves with a new problem- the money they have received has been market by Interpol. And so taking the advice of the crooked banker they decided the best way to “wash” the money, clean is to go to Hollywood to make movies or at least to pretend to make movies. With this intention they arrive to Hollywood and settle in as big tycoons of show business. First they engage a young and brilliant assistant whose deep knowledge of making films bely her youthful age. Taking profit of her knowledge and know- how, they engage her friend a drunken writer, who she is trying to rehabilitate so he can re-claim the career he once had. The crooks are well-received at Beverly Hills wild parties, where they start to plot their swindle without a slightest intention to produce a film. Their assistant begins to see through their plot but is seduced by the banker who has an in exhaustible capacity to lie and deceit. He may not want to make the film but she has other ideas. After accidently circulated some of the market money, the police begin to move in on the crooked crew. Surprisingly they are not interested in the crew. Will the film be made? Will our criminals heroes will get away? And what of the assistant and he alcoholic writer? All will be revealed in the end of this dark and funny comedy in the vein of Get Shorty and The Player.