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Dual Heist Thriller Films


Film 1
Cien años de perdón [One hundred years of forgiveness] (2016)
English working title : To Steal from a Thief
Country : Argentina / Spain
Language : Spanish
Runtime : 1h35m

Directed by Daniel Calparsoro (screenplay by Jorge Guerricaechevarría)


A group of thiefs take over a bank in Valencia using bomb jackets and guns. Before performing the heist, they had well planned their exit route. Their leader takes the negocitor for a ride by demanding a van and a plane to buy them time, while his assosiates empty the vault. When their exist plan does not work, the theives are now desperate to re-negociate the terms with the police in exchange to the lifes of the hostages. But as time runs short shrinking their escape, so does the terms as the negociator gets replaced by the army general while his men have completely surrounded the bank.

Cien años de perdón (To Steal from a Thief) - Twists, Turns & Thrills.


Film 2
Triple 9 (2016)
Country : United States
Language : English
Runtime : 1h50m

Directed by John Hillcoat (screenplay by Matt Cook)


A pack of theives sucessfully carryout a heist job for a mafia group. These men come from different professions and silently accept such assignments to make some quick money. When the mafia, using their methods, force the theives to pull out one last job inside a highly secured building, which is far too dangerous leave alone its sucess rate, these men decide to accept and execute the robbery with a plan to create a diversion - Code : 999.

Triple 9 - Unlucky Streak


These two heist thrillers look like extended Payday games, with awesome masks and weponary. Both the films are wonderfully written and directed. Even the drama steps in suspensefully and the relationship the charcters share are crisply elaborted. The movies have short and well shot action sequences, esp. Triple 9 has got couple of amazing shootouts. Of coarse the way they are filmed along with an intense musical score pumps the urge to follow the proceedings.