Sony, played by Al Pacino, plans to rob a bank to raise money for his gay boyfriend to have sex-change surgery. He did a lot of observation and investigation beforehand, and thought that the action was foolproof, so he robbed the bank on a hot afternoon when the bank was about to close, but he was trapped in the bank because of an unexpected situation and confronted the police for more than ten hours.
On a cool summer afternoon, a bank robbery happened in new york. The scheming Sony (Al Pacino) and his unresponsive companion Searle (John Casary) suddenly break into the Brooklyn Bank, which is about to leave work, in an attempt to rob it. However, to their dismay, there is almost no cash in the bank. Unfortunately, Sony and Searle threatened to take hostages, and the atmosphere suddenly became very tense. A large number of police arrived and surrounded the scene; Many people who sympathize with Sony are watching; Journalists also join in the fun. Moti, the police captain, has started negotiations with Sony, thus delaying the development of the situation. Sony's lover Leon (Chris Selandon) comes to persuade him to leave the bank as soon as possible. At this time, it was discovered that Sony's robbery motive was originally to fund Leon to receive sex-change surgery. As a result, before Sony asked to send a plane to transport him, the wily FBI agent Sheldon (James Baldrick) arrived. ...
The bank robbery should be completed in 10 minutes. Unexpectedly … four hours later, the robbery scene was as lively as an amusement park … eight hours later, it became the most popular live program … 12 hours later, it was a historic event … Don't doubt that all this is true. The story took place on a hot afternoon in Brooklyn, new york. Optimistic but born poor, Sani (Al Pacino) takes his companion Sal (John Kasari) to rob a bank. A disaster inevitably happened ... police, onlookers, TV interview teams and even pizza delivery people surrounded them, and a "carefully planned" robbery quickly became a variety show to entertain the public.