Being on the run from the law can often make criminals wary and suspicious of everyone around them, even in the seemingly most mundane circumstances. That’s certainly the case for the protagonists of the new crime thriller, ‘Welcome to Redville.’

Gravitas Ventures is set to distribute the movie on VOD this Tuesday, August 29. In honor of ‘Welcome to Redville’s release, Film Factual is premiering an exclusive clip from the feature.

Isaac H Eaton directed and produced the drama, which he also co-wrote with Danny DeVoto. ‘Welcome to Redville’ stars Jake Manley, Highdee Kuan, Chris Elliott, Sabrina Haskett, Mitch Field, Chase Dean Baker, Warren Sweeney, Phil Hendrie, Robert Craighead, Isaac C. Singleton Jr., Matt Cannon, Ashley Doris Wilson, Dusty Sorg, Katelyn Eaton, Michael Lanahan, Joe Palubinsky, Steven M. Porter, Phire Whitaker, Dominic Hernandez and Joeal Nicassio.

While discussing the thriller, Eaton said: “I have always loved movies with multiple layers, hints of a deeper meaning and allegories beyond the main plot. It was my intention when I wrote and directed ‘Welcome to Redville’ to craft a film following this vision. Leo, the protagonist, thinks he has a “big plan,” but in the grand scheme of things, he’s just a “little man with a little plan,” running around in circles and burning things down.

‘Welcome to Redvillewas’ follows Leo and Toni (Manley and Kuan), a young couple who flee from the police after a botched robbery and lie low in the secluded desert town of Redville. Soon, they have a run-in with the local sheriff, whose daughter entices Leo to steal her uncle’s million-dollar diamond. After they have strange encounters with Redville’s townsfolk, Leo convinces a reluctant Toni to help him steal the diamond. When the sheriff catches them fleeing with the diamond, Leo shoots him dead.

As they flee, they keep running again and aging into the ghostly “Welcome to Redville” sign. Driving in endless circles, they end up back in Redville, where they are confronted by the townsfolk and the Sheriff, who is very much alive.