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A young mechanic fakes an engagement with racing's most scandalous star — officially for his reputation, secretly for her own shot behind the wheel. But soon the lie threatens to destroy everything — including what's already become so much more than just a deal.
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A young mechanic fakes an engagement with racing's most scandalous star — officially for his reputation, secretly for her own shot behind the wheel. But soon the lie threatens to destroy everything — including what's already become so much more than just a deal.
Rating:R
Genre:Romance, Thriller
Written By:Chris Silber, Malina Nwabuonwor
In Theaters:10/28/2026
Box Office:
Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Bavaria Fiction
Cast
Sergej Moya
Director
Lisa-Marie Koroll
Sarah Jenkins
Amin Baahmed
Dante Annunziata
Gustav Schmidt
Ruben Laroch
Mišel Matičević
Alexander Bronson
Lucie Heinze
Tanya Stein
Frederic Linkemann
Jack Schroder
Inka Friedrich
Irene Jenkins
Jeanette Hain
Sofia Annunziata
Philippe Brenninkmeyer
Dr. Frederic Richter
Leslie Malton
Eva Maria Fischer
Sára Korbelová
Gabriella Annunziata
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