A student, of whom we see no defining details, commits suicide at the beginning of the film. From this point we go back to the beginning of the day, and are introduced to six principal characters all dealing with their own personal problems. It could be any one of them.

Murali K. Thalluri wrote, directed and produced 2:37, his first feature film, when only 20 years of age. The film is set to be released in Australia by Village Roadshow, and will then go on to be theatrically released in all major territories. Murali financed the film completely privately, after being knocked back by various government funding bodies. He is now hard at work on his second feature film.

Kent Smith is the founding partner of the Kojo Group and heads up the Group's feature film division, Kojo Pictures. As well as his EP and Producer roles on 2:37, Kent was involved in Greg McLean's successful feature Wolf Creek, and McLean's current production Rogue. Kent is working with Murali K. Thalluri and Nick Matthews, as well as several other co-production partners, in the development of a number of new feature projects.

Nick Matthews worked in the camera department of Steven Spielberg's Band of Brothers (2001), About a Boy (2002, starring Hugh Grant) and the BBC mini-series Armadillo. Since returning to Australia Nick's Director of Photography credits have included Alex Frayne's Modern Love (2004), 2nd unit camera on the UK/Australian co-production Like Minds (2005) starring Toni Colette, and Anthony Maras' Australian Film Commission funded short Azadi (2005), which was nominated for an Australian Film Institute Award and won an Australian Cinematographers Society Golden Tripod Award. Nick and Murali K. Thalluri have formed the production company M2 Entertainment.