A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Featuring:
Hannes Kaljujärv, Henri Kuus, Karin Tammaru
Written by:
Mihkel Ulman
Directed by:
Andrus Tuisk
Release Date:
October 22, 2009
Original Title:
Pangarööv
Alternate Titles:
Bank Robbery
Pangarööv
Genres:
Crime | Drama
Production Companies:
Filmivabrik
Production Countries:
Estonia
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 93
When a former fistfighter Madis leaves the prison, he feels he will get another chance in life. Nothing can go wrong this time. Madis will be accompanied by his nephew who has something completely opposite in his mind. A game begins where both the weak and the strong get more and more opportunities.
Bank Robbery is wannabe road movie that talks about friendship of an ex- convict and depressed teenager boy who is dreaming about robbing banks. It could have been a good movie but it turned out quite a mess. First, the director tried too hard to make the film look like it has some deeper meaning but was only full of stupid characters. Over the top acting from Hannes Kaljujärv (ex-convict Madis) that actually goes better while movie develops, nowhere unfortunately. One ridiculous scene is chasing another. All the characters were empty that it was hard to feel sympathy for them. Maybe except Madis because he was the only character that evolved. Henri Kuus' (teenage boy Hannes) performance was totally dull and become more and more annoying. (At one point I thought it was one of the worst performance I have ever seen) I believe that the creators of the movie wanted to show very broken boy from broken family who suffers from violence at home and at the school. Maybe the dull performance wasn't completely the fault of young actor. And what was the suicide attempt scene? 'I'm gonna kill myself if you won't let me to rob a bank!' I don't want to spoil the ending but I have to say it was ridiculous. Worst ending ever!Bank Robbery is good example of movies that actually has some potential but bad directing can ruin everything.3 out of 10
Assistant Art Director:
Riho Luuse
Assistant Sound Designer:
Antti Mäss
Casting:
Hiie Fluss
Costume Design:
Anu Lensment
Costumer:
Ave Kuik
Director:
Andrus Tuisk
Director of Photography:
Manfred Vainokivi
Editor:
Andrus Tuisk
Electrician:
Venno Kornak
Henri Savitski
First Assistant Director:
Hiie Fluss
Gaffer:
Taivo Tenso
Grip:
Vitali Kladiev
Maksim Podolski
Makeup Artist:
Mare Bachman
Tiina Leesik
Siiri Lauri
Original Music Composer:
Vaiko Eplik
Producer:
Marju Lepp
Manfred Vainokivi
Production Design:
Manfred Vainokivi
Property Master:
Margus Mänd
Pyrotechnician:
Vassili Raud
Armin Altorf
Set Dresser:
Enno Buschman
Sound Director:
Mart Kessel-Otsa
Steadicam Operator:
Christian Johannes Kask
Ants Martin Vahur
Stunt Coordinator:
Enar Tarmo
Tanel Saar
VFX Artist:
Alari Heinla
Writer:
Mihkel Ulman
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