Dan has escaped an oppressive family background for a job as a runner for a hip London studio. He's basically a glorified gopher, ordered around and shouted at, but he's loving life in the center of London. This is where it all happens Dan's on a mission to win over Katrina, a precocious, game-playing young model, but his crappy apartment and lack of cash do not bode well for a girl who clearly wants nothing less than champagne, beautiful people, and swank parties in her life. So when Dan is entrusted with the company credit card, he can't see why the odd dinner or champagne banquet for his conquest will do any harm. But one thing leads to another and before he knows it, Dan is up to his eyes in fraud. But he doesn't know how to stop. Then, when things finally come to a head, Dan sees a chance to take the last fragment of control in a messed-up situation. It means throwing away his dreams, but it's a chance to tell his story, and speak to the world through his camera, for the very first time.