Every night, Amira Shah goes on a different date—but always asks the same questions: “Which city were you born in?”, “What was the name of your first pet?”, “What’s your mother’s maiden name?” She uses their answers to commit SIM swap fraud, bypass security questions, and drain their bank accounts. But when the FBI catches on, they send in a charming undercover agent Jaden Eliot as her next date.
Rida Qadeer
Director
Sutheshna Mani
Amira Shah
Chad Anderson
Agent Jaden Eliot
Kaanchan Farkiya
Agent Angela Monroe
Jahnvi Mehta
Mom
Jeffrey Spiers
Riley Griffin
Nico Jacques
Agent Trent
Daylon De Alva
Lysander Rickman
Q'Shawn Thwreatt
Rich Golfer
Janphier Lopez
Goth Musician
Krystal Cleonia Tran
Waitress
Wendy Reyes
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