Spivs

Three small-time hustlers in London's East End make a living through various opportunistic deals and schemes. After partnering with a man named Villa for a high-paying job, they discover that the truck they used for smuggling contraband also contained undocumented immigrants. While most of the migrants manage to flee, the men are left with a young boy and girl. The group must then decide whether to abandon the children on the streets or take responsibility for their care and well-being.

This 2004 production from the United Kingdom was directed by Colin Teague, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Mike Loveday. It is the first of four films directed by Teague, followed by Shirley, Dragonheart 3: The Sorcerer's Curse, and Ambulance. The ensemble cast features Ken Stott as Jack, Nick Moran as Steve, and Dominic Monaghan as Goat, with further roles played by Kate Ashfield, Jack Dee, and Tamer Hassan. The film was produced by Carnaby International and has a runtime of 95 minutes.