A charismatic New York City jeweler always on the lookout for the next big score makes a series of high-stakes bets that could lead to the windfall of a lifetime. Howard must perform a precarious high-wire act, balancing business, family, and encroaching adversaries on all sides in his relentless pursuit of the ultimate win.
This movie contains 26 potentially triggering events.
After Lakeith Stanfield's character pours alcohol in his fish tank, Howard leaves the room in a rage and slaps his girlfriend's smoothie at her so that it explodes all over her. This may be triggering to domestic violence survivors, particularly because he does it while angry.
The opening scene (within the first two minutes) shows an injured man with a broken shinbone. We don't see how the injury happened, just the aftermath. There are two brief but gory shots of his leg and you do see bone sticking out. This takes place in an Ethiopian opal mine and provides context for the gem that plays an important role in the film, but the scene is otherwise unimportant so it's OK to skip past it if you're triggered by broken bones or gore. Later in the film, the main character's nose is broken when he is punched, though this scene is less graphic.
The main character is in a loveless marriage while simultaneously dating a girl noticeably younger than him. Additionally, his "girlfriend" gets kissed on the neck by another man.
The main character hides in a closet to jump out and surprise his girlfriend. It shouldn't be surprising to the audience but it is a sudden movement & noise, and she is startled and screams.
Characters flirt over text message with explict sexual terms, one character is shown mostly undressed and masturbating, references to e*********n are also made in multiple non sexual situations