Tyger Tyger (2021)

Not every feel good story put on film begins with a strong armed robbery of a pharmacy by a couple of drug dealers, but you'd be surprised with the route the plot takes in Tyger Tyger (2021).  This indie flick opens with a couple of addicts trying to haggle with the pharmacists over fake scripts getting filled to help them stay level, but when Blake (Sam Quartin) and her man come storming into the place, looking to grab as many pills as they can, they end up needing to get out of there in a hurry when the coppers start closing in.  Blake gets into the backroom with addict, Luke (Dylan Sprouse) and forces him to change clothes to make it look like he's the robber, because well, he's an addict trying to pass off fake scripts...  The only problem is that spark that ignites in the backroom between them.  As Luke gets away, their paths cross again and he finds out that she's an altruistic robber and drug dealer because she wasn't there to steal feel good meds, but life saving meds for the weak and weary, who just so happen to be barely hanging on during a pandemic that is ravaging the world.  So as the story develops between Luke and Blake, we find them wandering the streets of a psychedelic pandemic shanty town distributing life saving meds to the elderly and infirmed while slowly falling in love with one another.  Who wouldn't fall for the shaggy haired Dylan Sprouse, who we get to see shirtless on a couple of occasions!