Wild Card 2013
In the neon-lit playground of Las Vegas, where the stakes are always high and the sunrise brings consequences, *Wild Card (2013)* follows two sharp but mismatched lawyers as they navigate the chaos of after-hours misadventures.
Director: Tim Matheson
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Wild Card (2013) about?
*Wild Card (2013)* is a dramatic comedy set in Las Vegas, where two lawyers with very different approaches take on cases that arise after dark. Their mission? To clean up the messes of the city's wildest characters before the sun comes up. Think high stakes, sharper wit, and a lot of moral gray areas.
Who directed Wild Card?
Tim Matheson directed *Wild Card (2013)*, bringing his experience in both television and film to this Vegas-set drama.
Who stars in Wild Card?
The film stars Jennifer Finnigan and Ben Lawson, supported by Edi Gathegi, Julie White, and Brittney Alger.
Is Wild Card (2013) worth watching?
While *Wild Card (2013)* isn't a blockbuster, it offers a clever, dialogue-driven take on the drama-comedy genre. Fans of lighthearted yet engaging stories set against a vibrant backdrop like Vegas may find it a worthwhile watch. It's a breezy, under-the-radar film that punches above its runtime.
How long is Wild Card?
*Wild Card (2013)* has a runtime of 87 minutes.
About Wild Card (2013) — Two Lawyers Navigate the Chaos of Sin City
In the neon-lit playground of Las Vegas, where the stakes are always high and the sunrise brings consequences, *Wild Card (2013)* follows two sharp but mismatched lawyers as they navigate the chaos of after-hours misadventures. Directed by Tim Matheson, this dramatic comedy dives into the underbelly of Sin City, where the city's glittering reputation hides a labyrinth of legal and personal dilemmas. With Jennifer Finnigan and Ben Lawson leading a talented cast, the film blends wit, tension, and a dash of moral ambiguity, all wrapped in the unique atmosphere of a city that never sleeps.
The story unfolds with a blend of urgency and clever repartee, as the lawyers scramble to untangle the messes of their clients—each case more absurd or high-stakes than the last. The film's themes of redemption, consequence, and the blurred lines between right and wrong resonate beneath the surface of its fast-paced, dialogue-driven narrative. Whether it's a high-roller's broken heart or a high-stakes heist gone wrong, *Wild Card* captures the essence of Vegas where nothing is as it seems and every sunrise brings a new reckoning.
Audiences will find themselves drawn into the city's magnetic pull, where the rules of the game are rewritten nightly.