Next Day Air
Next Day Air is a 2009 American black comedy film that was released by Summit Entertainment on May 8, 2009. The film starring Donald Faison and Mike Epps was produced on an estimated budget of $3 million. Two criminals accidentally accept a package of cocaine which they must sell before the real owner finds it missing.
Plot
Leo works for Next Day Air (NDA), a package delivery company, where his mother happens to be his boss, but is at risk of getting fired for any more mistakes. While delivering a package addressed to Jesus in apartment 303, Leo accidentally delivers it to apartment 302. Before Leo can leave Jesus asks if Leo has the package and gets worried when he is empty-handed. Guch and Brody, two inept criminals, open the package and find ten bricks of cocaine hidden in a clay pot. Brody remembers that his cousin, Shavoo, has cut cocaine before. Shavoo and his partner, Buddy, come to Guch's apartment and settle on $15,000 a brick.
More details
author | Blair Cobbs |
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contentLocation | Philadelphia |
director | Benny Boom |
editor | David Checel |
genre | action comedy |
keywords | bound and gagged cocaine come out duct tape gag injured kill package delivery search sleep walk wound |
musicBy | The Elements |
producer | Inny Clemons Michael Williams Scott Aronson |
productionCompany | A-Mark Entertainment Melee Entertainment Next Day Air Productions Secret Society Films |
publisher | Summit Entertainment |
theme | action comedy black comedy hood |