A Million Reasons to Die (2014)

In the wake of their dear friend Ally's passing, two young men are left to sort through her apartment, uncovering memories and mementos that bring back a flood of emotions. As they navigate the complex web of grief and nostalgia, they stumble upon a life-changing discovery - a winning lottery ticket, unclaimed and worth millions. This unexpected turn of events sets off a chain reaction, forcing them to confront the moral dilemma at the heart of their decision.

As they ponder what to do with the ticket, the specter of Ally's ex-husband looms large, a constant reminder of the potential consequences of their actions. Legally, he is entitled to the winnings, but the two friends know that this would be a betrayal of Ally's wishes. Torn between their loyalty to their deceased friend and the temptation of the life-changing fortune, they must weigh the pros and cons of their potential choices. The air is thick with tension as they grapple with the ethical implications of their decision.

With the lottery ticket hanging precariously in the balance, the two friends are forced to embark on a journey of self-discovery, navigating the treacherous landscape of friendship, loyalty, and greed. As they struggle to come to terms with what Ally would have wanted, they must also confront their own moral compass and the true meaning of justice. Will they find a way to honor their friend's memory, or will the lure of the million-dollar prize tear them apart? The fate of the ticket, and their friendship, hangs in the balance.