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Bankomatt

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Bankomatt is a 1989 Italian-Swiss drama film directed by Villi Hermann. It was entered into the 39th Berlin International Film Festival. The story follows a man planning and conducting a bank robbery. It is revealed he was formerly an employee of the bank, and is acting out of disgruntlement towards the current boss.

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With three of his companions in a fatal gas-station robbery drowned while evading a police roadblock, the surviving young thug has no reason to turn himself in to the police, since they don't know about his existence. At least, that's the way his rescuer Bruno (Bruno Ganz) sees it. Besides, Bruno needs such an overly enterprising fellow to help him pull off a really big heist that he's been planning for a long time. It takes some doing, but the boy and his girlfriend are recruited by the older man, who has been keeping a low profile by working as a gardener.

Released: 1989-02-1388 minDir: Villi HermannDrama, Thriller

Cast

  • Bruno Ganz as Bruno
  • Omero Antonutti as Ernesto Soldini
  • Francesca Neri as Maria
  • Giovanni Guidelli as Stefano
  • Pier Paolo Capponi as Impiegato banca
  • Andrea Novicov as Marco

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IMDb

4.8/10

39 votes

Year
1989
Runtime
88 min
Genres
Drama

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Bankomatt is a 1989 Italian-Swiss drama film directed by Villi Hermann. It was entered into the 39th Berlin International Film Festival. The story follows a man planning and conducting a bank robbery. It is revealed he was formerly an employee of the bank, and is acting out of disgruntlement towards the current boss.

==Cast== Bruno Ganz as Bruno Giovanni Guidelli as Stefano Francesca Neri as Maria Omero Antonutti as Ernesto Soldini Pier Paolo Capponi as Impiegato banca Roberto De Francesco as Amico di Stefano Fabrizio Cerusico Andrea Novicov Renata Pozzi Tatiana Winteler

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