| Director | Nimród Antal |
|---|---|
| Budget | $20 million |
| Box office | $18.7 million |
Matt Turner works as a financier at Nanite Capital under his friend and CEO Anders Muller and lives with his wife, Heather, and two children, Emily and Zach, in Berlin. While driving his children to school, Matt receives a call from an unknown number with a distorted voice who says that there is a bomb under his seat, which was already armed when Matt sat on it. The bomb is triggered by both pressure plates placed on all the seats and a radio frequency. He also threatens to detonate the bomb if Matt tries to get help. Matt finds the device and is forced to follow the caller's instructions in order to keep them alive.
The caller forces Matt to watch Sylvain, Matt’s client who is also receiving a bomb threat, being killed in an explosion when Sylvain’s panicked girlfriend attempts to escape. The bomber tells Matt to call Heather to retrieve €50,000 from his safety deposit box at the bank and deliver it to him. After Heather retrieves it, the caller changes the plan by telling her to give the money to a man in a blue suit. When she does, the police arrive and arrest the man.
After seeing the news implicating Matt for the bombing, Europol agent Angela Brickmann calls him; Matt tries to convince her of his innocence and requests that cellular signals be jammed to prevent the remote trigger. The caller learns that Matt and Anders have deposited €208 million slush fund from the clients into Matt’s "emergency collateral account" in a bank in Dubai. He arranges for Matt to meet Anders at a power plant. Arriving there, the caller forces Matt to order Anders to liquidate his collateral account. Despite Anders reluctantly complying, the caller orders Matt to kill Anders with a revolver in exchange for his life and his children. Matt refuses and Anders’s car explodes; the shrapnel injures Emily’s leg.
Matt is eventually surrounded by the police with Angela and Heather arriving at the scene. Once they realize that the pressure plate is only located under Matt's seat, the bomb squad safely removes Zach and Emily, who is treated for her injuries. Interrogating Matt, Angela suspects the bombing might be related to the heist. After talking to Heather for the last time, Matt drives away and evades the police, determined to find the caller by himself. Matt demands the caller to meet him in person if he wants the money.
The caller is revealed to be Anders. Anders reveals that he committed the bombings as a motivation for embezzling €208 million wired into his untraceable crypto account. He shows an audio recording of Matt's earlier conversation with him, intending to pin the blame on Matt for the terrorist attacks. When Anders demands Matt call the bank one last time, Matt speeds up his car and deliberately crashes it on the side of a bridge. Anders attempts to reach the remote trigger but Matt unlocks his seat belt and falls into the river, allowing the bomb to activate and kill Anders. Angela and the police arrive at the scene where she nods at Matt, allowing him to walk free.
During the credits, the news reports state that the bombings were part of the heist perpetrated by Anders, and Matt cooperates with Europol to resolve the incident.