Ruggero Levati ( Luke Allen-Gale) is sad, depressed and pathetically still in love with his ex-wife (Hana Sofia Lopes) who is now hooked up with a married banker (John Hannah) who has bought her a business and apartment. In order to straighten out his life and possibly get back with the ex, he gets a toy gun and robs a bank. And as luck would have it, everything falls in place for him to get away with it.
As it turns out the banker is dishonest and had the bank robbed in the past, making him a suspect. There is a man in the apartment next to his who has crime connections to said organization. Everything neatly ties together in a reasonable misdirection. There is also a detective investigating the case.
This was an amusing film as we watched how things developed and tied together is such a way to aid the protagonist bank robber.
Guide: No sex or nudity. No swearing as I recall.
As it turns out the banker is dishonest and had the bank robbed in the past, making him a suspect. There is a man in the apartment next to his who has crime connections to said organization. Everything neatly ties together in a reasonable misdirection. There is also a detective investigating the case.
This was an amusing film as we watched how things developed and tied together is such a way to aid the protagonist bank robber.
Guide: No sex or nudity. No swearing as I recall.