In Running With The Devil, directed by Jason Cabell, the gritty world of drug trafficking is laid bare as two high-ranking operatives, The Cook (Nicolas Cage) and The Man (Laurence Fishburne), are dispatched to investigate a series of hijacked cocaine shipments. Their journey takes them from the lush fields of Colombia to the bustling streets of North America, revealing the intricate web of the drug trade and its devastating impact on countless lives.

As they navigate the treacherous landscape filled with betrayal, greed, and violence, the duo encounters a diverse cast of characters, including The Boss, The Snitch, and The Farmer, each representing different facets of this dark world. The film's unique narrative style emphasizes the cocaine itself as a central character, illustrating its destructive nature and the chaos it unleashes.

With a runtime of 100 minutes, Running With The Devil offers a sobering commentary on the drug trade, highlighting the moral ambiguity of its players and the far-reaching consequences of their actions. The film culminates in a tense showdown that forces each character to confront their choices, making it a gripping exploration of survival and the human cost of addiction. Running With The Devil follows The Cook (Nicolas Cage) and The Man (Laurence Fishburne) as they investigate hijacked cocaine shipments. Their journey through the drug trade unveils a world of betrayal and violence, featuring a diverse cast of characters, including The Boss and The Snitch. With a focus on the destructive nature of cocaine, the film serves as a chilling commentary on addiction and its far-reaching consequences, culminating in a tense showdown that challenges the characters' moral choices.