Break Even

2020 • 95 minutes

About this movie

Four friends (Tasya Teles, Brent Bailey, Erik Fellows and Alisa Reyes) hit the jackpot while scuba diving when they uncover $50 Million in cold hard cash. But the dirty money was planted by crooked DEA officers (Joanna Pacula and Ivan Sergei) working for a ruthless drug kingpin (James Callis) who wants the money retrieved at all costs. Wrapped up in a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse, the friends must outwit them both to make a clean getaway with the cash-and their lives.

Ratings and reviews

If you’re watching this movie because you’re a fan of Tasya Tales and are practically salivating at the opportunity to see her cast in a major role for a movie that plays 90+ minutes long, I really think that you’re going to be more than happy with Break Even. Tasya’s performance is solid—I loved her “No F’s Given” attitude as Echo of The CW’s The 100, and she definitely carried a part of that attitude into the role of Jaq in this high-stakes adventure. What we get to see from Tasya in Break Even are shades of a lighter-hearted, thirsty for adventure as much as she is down to kick her feet up and enjoy the moment kind of girl. When there’s no time to hesitate, she doesn’t flinch or even blink an eye before springing to action. She excelled here, in displaying the kind of all-around force-to-be-reckoned-with, protective, balanced-heart-and-mind, sexy, aware individual I’ve been waiting to see from her.

Boring