Low-budget British thriller starring Patrick Baladi. Adam (Baladi) lives at home with his wife and daughter. But when he wakes up in a hostel bed one morning with no recollection of how he got there, he begins to fear he has lost his former life and his family. As he tries to piece everything together, he finds those he seeks help from unwilling to believe his story. Will he be able to regain his old life?

"Matt checks his Facebook feed and his life changes forever, Ellen is now single. Like Eminem says you only get one shot. Matt's fancied Ellen since forever. Well technically since she made him a cup cake. "Cake and a cute girl, it's like my favourite thing". Ellen is the type of girl that when she dates someone it's usually for years, this chance may never come around again. He doesn't want to be a rebound, he doesn't want to appear desperate, but he can't miss his chance. Armed with only his closest friends Pete and Jaz, Matt faces the challenge of a life time. He has made a habit of being "friends" with girls. Not this one. He won't let her slip into the dreaded FriendZone." A punchline comedy with true heart.

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