DUSK: Rattling around in the kitchen of his home in the deteriorating Fairfax district, Louie tries to cook up something nourishing for his grandsons Eli and Finn:01 FAIRFAX
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Straight arrow real estate developer Eli arrives at the dinner party with a surprise on his arm: the beautiful Tomasa. Finn, the slacker, shows up late. Surrounded by cocktail chatter, he and Tomasa connect: 02 HEMISPHERE
Dinner announcement: Grandpa Louis, executor of Eli and Finn's late father's estate, will divide ownership of the family home he's currently living in between the two brothers. Eli, secretly elated at the property's gentrification potential, confides to Grandpa Louis that he's tired of being a corporate underling. Louie advises his drab grandson to show some snap crackle and pop: 03 ZING
As the party winds down Finn reacts to his dilemma: Despite a "Hemisphere" - crossing encounter with Tomasa, he won't pursue brother Eli's girlfriend. Instead, Finn heads into the night to seek solace, escape, and just maybe, a soul mate: 04 AVENUE
DAWN: Louie wakes up to the sound of the house next door being prepped for a tear-down and confronts the bulldozer operator. The Hard Hat takes the hard line: don't fight "progress":
"05 WRECKING BALL
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At the splashy opening of a new construction project, pragmatic Tomasa appears as trophy girlfriend for Eli, whom she admires as a steady protector who will surround her with security, bling and welcome distance from her impoverished background. Alone when Eli goes off to discuss business, someone asks if she wants an hors d'oeuvre: It's Finn, catering the gig to pick up a few quick bucks. Crab cakes lead to drinks and an impulsive kiss. Finn returns to duty. From the rooftop, in the evening chill, Tomasa realizes it's time to drop her guard: 06 SOUL EMBRACE
Sick and tired of playing second fiddle at the real estate development company, Eli stays late after work and fantasizes a rise to power by any means necessary.07 FOOT SOLDIER
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Drunken and despairing as an opening night's worth of cocktails kick in, survivors of the singles game explain the bittersweet equation of unrequited love: 
Freshly laid off from his own job, Finn tries to cheer up others who are out-of-work by enlisting them in a Recession-era St. Vitus dance.
When Finn sells his half of the inherited Louie house to Eli, Tomasa breaks up with Finn because he lacks backbone. Finn resolves to make it up to her: 
When he receives a desperate call from Louie, Finn finally finds his backbone and rallies the neighborhood slackers to fight for Fairfax: 
Eli and his Hard Hats win. Surveying the torn down ruins and a family torn apart by love and money, Finn seeks a glimmer of hope:
Ever-resilient, Louie, Tomasa and Finn re-unite one last time as they get ready to seek their separate destinies on the Avenue.
Three months later: Real estate market collapsed but Eli, disgraced, bankrupt and under arrest for defrauding investors, remains delusional outside the court room, confident he can con the jury.