In the high-stakes world of independent film, a small but ambitious distribution company becomes the unlikely battleground for creative survival. Led by the fiercely determined executive AnnaSophia Robb, the team at Quiver Distribution scrambles to secure a potential breakout hit, a move that could save the company from collapse. Their path is fraught with challenges, from navigating the egos of visionary directors like Michael Imperioli to outmaneuvering ruthless corporate rivals who see them as easy prey. This sharp industry drama pulls back the curtain on the cutthroat negotiations and personal sacrifices behind bringing cinema to the audience, painting a tense and often darkly humorous portrait of passion clashing with commerce. As deadlines loom and alliances fracture, the question becomes not just about selling a movie, but whether artistic integrity can endure in a system designed to commodify it.