Doug Sirius is a developer who is ready to tear down a building in
the Tenderloin of San Francisco to put up a high-rise but there is
an Historical proposal in Sacramento that stands in his way. A
woman on the phone berates Doug for things he has done in the past,
actions that he actually is quite proud about, and urges him to
correct his ways. She warns him of the consequences of his future
actions making it sound like she can see the future. And how does
she know what he is doing when he is behind closed doors? Doug is
very protective of his privacy to the point of an obsession. He
knows he is naturally paranoid but that doesn't seem to relieve it.
A beautiful Asian woman drops by his office and gives him a gift
from her mother, neither of whom does Doug know. After the woman
leaves he opens the package only to find an empty box. What could
it mean? Yet what's most on Doug's mind is will he ever see her
again. There is a prank or maybe even a conspiracy going on. So
many people close to him are lying about things that have happened.
Over and over again he is confronted by these incongruities. Why is
everyone doing this to him? Even the Mayor of San Francisco, whom
Doug solicits to help getting his building permit, seems to be
involved. As Doug tries to find the father of a homeless friend of
his fifteen-year-old niece, his own world begins to make less and
less sense. Yet, somehow he sees hope in the homeless he meets on
the streets of San Francisco, a hope that is very fragile. This
young homeless teenager may just be Doug's salvation.
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