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The movie has two different stories involved and they intermingle at the end of the film with a good twist. The main character Indica (Holly Janoff) brings a Gothic style of character to the film. Who foresees misfortune and death to those she comes in contact with throughout her journey in this film. She has the power to choose who lives and who dies by their choice of Fate, while the loved ones close to her choose their own Fate out of their love for her. She cannot understand or control why they live or die. Jack (Eric Housch) is the innocent bystander who is relentlessly chased by Death(Eric Sampson) has to face his inner demons as he fights death to get back to his loved ones. And Max (Byron Browne) uses his girlfriend Sara (Jen Blaash) to get what he needs to pay off a debt and defies Death in his inner turmoil between the land of the living and the land of the dead by trying desperately seeking the money and drugs he feels that is rightfully his to take from the power fullest kingpins who run the drug syndicate out of a nightclub where all the main characters all intermingle their stories for one night not knowing that when there paths cross Death determines their Fate.