Fame can be fleeting. Identity is everything. And sometimes, stealing the spotlight can get you killed. Kasey K is a once-iconic pop star preparing for the comeback of a lifetime. After years away from the spotlight, her name, music and highly anticipated comeback tour are finally set to return her to the top. But Kasey has an unexpected rival - a celebrity drag queen impersonator who has built a career by becoming her. When a bizarre legal mishap threatens to hand the rights to Kasey's name, music and comeback tour to her drag queen counterpart, the battle for the spotlight takes a wildly unexpected turn. Suddenly, the woman who built her career on being herself is forced to compete with someone who has made an art form out of pretending to be her. Fueled by jealousy, resentment and an increasingly blurred sense of identity, the two women become locked in a surreal battle for fame, recognition and control. As the lines between celebrity and impersonator begin to disappear, neither is willing to surrender their claim to the spotlight. What begins as a battle over a name and a career soon spirals into an outrageous confrontation involving fame, ego, obsession and murder - culminating in a shocking case of mistaken identity when the wrong person is shot. Directed and written by Chris Vinan, Dragged Off is a darkly comic and surreal thriller that puts a twisted spin on celebrity culture, identity and the sometimes bizarre lengths people will go to protect their place in the spotlight. Starring Tiffany, the iconic 80s pop star behind the hit "I Think We're Alone Now," alongside RuPaul's Drag Race stars Derrick Barry and Latrice Royale, Dragged Off brings together a larger-than-life cast perfectly suited to its outrageous world. Taryn Manning, Justin Jedlica and William Hung also feature in the ensemble. Funny, campy and deliberately unpredictable, Dragged Off is a celebration of celebrity excess and drag culture wrapped inside a twisted tale of rivalry, ambition and mistaken identity. When everyone wants to be famous, there can only be one star.