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The Heist of the Century
2020
· Movie
· 114 min
B
MEANRANK
75/100
Where it ranks
- Mean Score #1431
- IMDb #2093
- Letterboxd #1996
- Kinopoisk #1509
- AlloCiné #1695
- Trakt #1673
Every rating
71–86
out of 100
Based on the true story of the 2006 robbery of the Banco Río in Argentina. A group of criminals rent a building next to the bank and spend months tunneling into the vault. They pull off the heist without a single shot fired, taking hostages and escaping with millions, in what was considered the perfect crime.
Details
- Director
- Ariel Winograd
- Writers
- Alex Zito, Fernando Araujo
- Based on
- a work by Rodolfo Palacios
- Released
- 16 January 2020
- Country
- Argentina, United States
- Language
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 114 min
- Rated
- NR
- Box office
- $7.6M
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