Two guys, Stevie and Mo are watched by a team of ticket inspectors, suspected of fare dodging. Meanwhile a nervous guy, Mr. X thinks Stevie and Mo are following him. Increasingly paranoid, he eats his stash of drugs. The inspectors close in on their suspect, but catch Mr. X instead of Stevie and Mo who walk off oblivious.

"Right from the beginning I wanted to do something about ticket inspectors, because I think it's part of everyone who lives in London's experience." Menhaj Huda

"There's a lot of energy throughout the film. There's a tension between a lot of the characters right from the beginning." Raiyo Panthaki

"I will have listened to people like Stevie and Mo on the 18 bus from Harlesden going up to Willesden and Harrow." Harsha Patel

"My character is calm and mainstream and things happen around him during the course of the journey." Dele Johnson

"I had made one other film before in which I used a lot of techniques from music videos and commercials. I feel that with today's audience you need more than just brilliant performances, you have to use the language of film that they are familiar with and I want to explore that as far as possible, especially in drama. We did a casting for 'Jumpboy' and used people who could naturally speak the language style that we were trying to create. I used a few of the same actors for this film." Menhaj Huda

"Huds likes to keep things really moving, some people would call it a documentary style, but it's not, it's beyond that. What he asks for is quite demanding, but it's very adventurous and usually very different." Brain Tufano

"Brian is great to work with and pushes me along as well as suggesting ways of doing things and getting me to think about things I might not have noticed." Menhaj Huda