Robbery

2018
1h 33m

IMDb RATING

4.6/10

247

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When Frank, a veteran thief, is diagnosed with dementia, his estranged son Richie realizes that he is now in a race against time. In order to pay off a dangerous gambling debt, Richie must put his father's criminal expertise to use before Frank's mind is gone for good. Together, they plan a series of reckless heists that brings in the cash, but also attracts the attention of a local crime lord.

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When his criminal father is diagnosed with dementia, a young thief plans a series of reckless heists in order to battle the disease and pay off a dangerous gambling debt.When his criminal father is diagnosed with dementia, a young thief plans a series of reckless heists in order to battle the disease and pay off a dangerous gambling debt.When his criminal father is diagnosed with dementia, a young thief plans a series of reckless heists in order to battle the disease and pay off a dangerous gambling debt.

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IMDb RATING

4.6/10

247

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Awards
- 3 wins & 1 nomination

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Robbery on CTV's "Your Morning"

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Robbery on CTV's "Your Morning"

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Robbery - Official Trailer

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Written by Paul Lewicki

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Featured review

4/10

Don't Leave Creative Responsibility...To A DOCTOR!

I mean sure, the film LOOKS great, a polished production helped along by the keen eye of cinematographer Jack Yan Chen...but in actuality; it's lipstick on a pig.

It just goes to show you that money CAN buy a nice "looking" film. Stanton was even able to pull Canadian A-list ACTRA talent, and I use that term VERY facetiously. (Cool. You got Jennifer Dale--Ari Lantos' mom. Awesome.)

At the end of the day, we all know that REAL talent is in the storytelling. If it ain't on the page, revise, edit, revise, edit and revise again. And although I'm sure he's satiated his itch to "make a movie", Corey Stanton is a long way away from being a competent storyteller.

But the real question for Dr. Stanton is this: What do you do after processing my unadulterated opinions of your debut feature film? A) Take it in stride, make another movie and forge ahead, or B) Go back to making real money in medicine?