The film ends with Sylvia and John driving away separately, each with two and a half million dollars. From a screenplay by Barcelona's Josep Ciutat, "Money" marks the feature debut of one of Spain's most talked-about shorts/commercials directors, Martin Rosete, who leapt to attention with the 2012 Tribeca Fest-selected sci fi drama "Voice Over," which won over 100 prizes. Equity financed, and to be shot at night, "Money" is "a contained thriller," Rosete told Variety. “I love creating atmosphere and great visuals, but the main attraction of "Money" will be working in depth with its actors," he added. Still running a production company in Madrid, Rosete is a leading light of the diaspora of new generation Spanish filmmakers who, as Spain sunk into crisis, have had to travel abroad to launch their careers, for a lack of financing for first-time directors in Spain. Producer Atit Shah and his company Create Entertainment handled development, packaging, and production of the film in cooperation with Rosete's company Kamel Films based in Madrid, Spain. On June 9, 2015 Variety announced that Jamie Bamber, Kellan Lutz, Jesse Williams and Jess Weixler had joined the cast. Sig de Miguel and Steven Vincent are credited as Casting Directors. Lutz famously played Emmett Cullen in "The Twilight Saga" before starring in "The Legend of Hercules" and Limning Smiley in "The Expendables 3". Bamber starred in "Battlestar Galactica" and "NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service." Weixler won a Sundance Fest Special Jury prize for her lead performance in "Teeth". Williams is best known for his role as Dr. Jackson Avery in "Grey's Anatomy". Principal photography began in Long Island, New York on June 9, 2015 over a period of 16 days. On June 19 Lutz reported that a 16-page scene was completed in one day. The Palm Beach Post praised the acting stating that "Yes, "Money" is bound to remind you of other films of captors and captives, but the performances by cold-blooded intruder Jamie Bamber as John, drugged up Jesse Williams as Sean and the rest of the ensemble cast should keep you gripping the armrests of your theater seat". They added "A violent thriller of captor and captives, with plenty of reversals, adding up to a familiar, but entertaining white knuckle entertainment." "Money" has been on a worldwide festival tour that has included 23 wins and over 50 nominations including Best Picture wins in Xian, China at the 3rd annual Silk Road International Film Festival and in New York at the Long Beach International Film Festival.