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A tale of morality and ethics: "How far would you go if you thought you could get away with it?" On the night he is planning on asking his girlfriend to marry him, Adam Tepper, a struggling street artist, stumbles upon the kind of fortune that could change his life forever. He finds a wallet and discovers it contains a winning lottery ticket worth $6.0 million. His first instinct is to return the wallet, but after unsuccessfully trying to track down the owner, Avery Phillips, Tepper decides that the ticket now belongs to him.

The ante is raised when his poker buddies arrive for their weekly poker game. Tepper plays it cool, hurrying the game along so he can get rid of his buddies early and plan his next move When Avery, the rightful owner of the wallet shows up to claim it, Tepper must make another decision: to keep the ticket or give it back. He decides to keep it, figuring Avery will never know the difference. He returns the wallet with a losing ticket in place of the winner. A sudden police emergency traps the entire group inside the apartment, and now Tepper must not only deal with Avery, who may or may not know his deception. But he must also find a way to escape the group's weekly high-stakes poker game: Last Man Standing – in which each player must bet their lottery ticket.

Throughout the night, Tepper's actions become increasingly desperate until finally, he explodes at his innocent and loving, elderly neighbor. It is at this moment that Tepper realizes where his soul is heading, who he is in danger of becoming, and what he must do to turn his life around. His new goal is now crystal clear: he must reverse the mess he has created and return the winning lottery ticket to its rightful owner. The only problem is…someone else in the game knows the ticket is a winner!

Credited cast:
Erik Palladino....Tepper
James Earl Jones....Avery Phillips
Matthew Lillard....Fishman
Ryan Reynolds (I)....Quigley
Dash Mihok....Bolan
Carly Pope....Carla
Robert Forster....Officer Campbell
Frances Bay....Mrs. Darmstetter
Colleen Wheeler (I)....Female Cop

Awards Won:
Best Film Award at the Seattle International Film Festival in 2001
Best Screenplay at MethodFest.

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