Henry's Crime (2010)

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An aimless man is sent to prison for a crime he did not commit, an ex-con targets the same bank he was sent away for robbing.

Introduction
"Henry's Crime" is a 2010 American romantic comedy film directed by Malcolm Venville. The screenplay is written by Sacha Gervasi and David White. The motion picture stars Keanu Reeves, Vera Farmiga, and James Caan in leading roles. The film checks out the interesting life of a downtrodden man, Henry Torne, who suddenly finds love and purpose after being involved in a bank break-in failed.

Plot Summary
Keanu Reeves plays Henry Torne, a nondescript toll cubicle officer, living an uninspired life in Buffalo, New York. His life takes a significant turn when he unwillingly enters into a bank break-in prepared by his 'friends': Eddie Vibes (Fisher Stevens) and Joe (Danny Hoch). Framed as the prime suspect, Henry is sentenced to three years in prison for a crime he did not dedicate.

Inside the prison, Henry satisfies Max Saltzman (James Caan), a seasoned con artist serving a life sentence. Max show Henry the details of an unfinished underground tunnel that leads to a bank. Upon his release, Henry, driven by the irony of his situation, chooses to in fact dedicate the criminal offense he was unjustly jailed for. With Max, who fakes a heart attack to get paroled, he prepares to rob the bank using the incomplete tunnel.

Characters and Relationships
Throughout the preparations for the break-in, Henry auditions for the play 'The Cherry Orchard' to get to the theatre nearby to the bank. He meets Julie Ivanova (Vera Farmiga), an intense and talented actress. At first antagonistic towards Henry, Julie eventually warms up to him, assisting him to enhance his acting skills. A romance blossoms between the two, bringing heat and implying to Henry's previously dull life.

The relationship in between Henry and Max likewise evolves throughout the movie, with Max initially acting as a coach to the newbie criminal Henry, however ultimately becoming a buddy to him as they work together to execute the heist.

Climax and Conclusion
In the climax, the day of the play accompanies the bank robbery, resulting in extreme series. Despite facing numerous obstacles, Henry and Max effectively loot the bank while the play is going on. However, instead of right away escaping, Henry returns to the play, revealing his feelings to Julie on stage.

In the conclusion, Henry and Max attempt to repel with the stolen money. Nevertheless, they are obstructed by the authorities. Rather of apprehending them, the law enforcement officers believe that Henry and Max belong to the film team shooting close by. In the end, Henry walks complimentary, having successfully robbed the bank, won the lady, and discovered a brand-new lease on life.

Total Impression
"Henry's Crime" is an engaging tale laced with components of funny, love, and drama. It checks out themes of providence, redemption, and self-realization against the background of an uncommon criminal legend. The efficiencies, particularly by Keanu Reeves and James Caan, bring warmth and depth to their particular characters. Though set in a bleak environment, the undercurrent of optimism and the significance of finding one's function bring a relatable, human touch to the narrative.

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