James Luisi

Murphy's Law -- For three weeks in July of 2006, one camera followed Look Down cross-country in a borrowed van.

Charles Bronsan is Jack Murphy, a burned-out cop with no future who suddenly find himself framed for the murder of his ex-wife. Together with a street-wise girl turned car thief, who is thought to be his accomplice, he is soon on the run from the very law he used to protect. But now, he is forced to run deadly gauntlet, trying to find the true killer--before he and his new-found friend become the assassin's next victim.

Ex-Marine Ellie and shy bookworm Janis are fledgling female Feds who'd make Eliot Ness proud. More importantly, they'll make you laugh. Starring as these plucky FBI recruits are gangbuster comediennes Rebecca de Mornay (Risky Business, Wedding Crashers) and Mary Gross (Saturday Night Live, A Mighty Wind). "Brawny" Ellie and "brainy" Janis go together like ham and eggs, and their lives will be hilariously scrambled during their hilarious, hectic training. Janis must learn physicality and intimidation techniques, while Ellie needs a guiding hand to help get through the intricacies of constitutional law. So in true buddy fashion, they'll help each other prepare for the academy's final exam: a "simulated crime exercise" that chauvinistic lunkheads think will separate the men from the girls.

Two female recruits - one athletic, one brainy - band together to battle male chauvinism while they train to become FBI agents in this crazy comedy.