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Holly Rowe is a veteran call girl preparing to leave the business. Her bags are packed and her flight to Paris is booked, but she has one last job to get through first. Shay Ryan is a seventeen-year-old runaway who has decided to sell her body for the first time. The two women end up together on a call that goes badly wrong, and they witness a murder. With the killer hunting them, they spend the night fleeing through the city, discovering they can trust no one and must find their own way out.

The film is set in Sydney and was directed by Jon Hewitt, who co-wrote the screenplay with Belinda McClory. It followed his 2009 feature Acolytes and preceded Turkey Shoot in 2014, placing it as the second of the three films he directed in that stretch. Viva Bianca plays Holly and Hanna Mangan Lawrence plays Shay, with Peter Docker, Stephen Phillips, Eamon Farren and McClory in supporting roles. Lizzette Atkins produced for Rough Beast and Circe Films.

Released in November 2011, the Australian thriller runs ninety minutes. On IMDb it holds a rating of 5.5 from roughly 7,700 votes, while on TMDB it sits at 6.4 from more than 300 votes. The higher average from a much smaller sample there suggests a warmer response among that audience, though the overall picture points to a modestly received genre film rather than a widely embraced one.