A cop with a troubled past, a secret and dangerous mission, and a talented young recruit—these elements combine to make “Heist” a gripping thriller. This Polish film is directed by Michal Gazda, who is known for his psychological dramas, including “The Antidote to Forgetting,” which explores themes of amnesia.
The leading role of the beleaguered police officer is played by Olaf Lubaszenco, a true star in his home country known for thrilling movies like “Abyss of Hell,” a horror film also available on Netflix, and “In the Heart of the Blaze,” a social drama based on true events. The film “Heist” (original title “Napad”) is available for streaming on Netflix since October 16, 2024.
What is the Plot of Heist?
Set in early 1990s Poland, a down-and-out cop is given a shot at redemption when he’s tasked with a confidential and perilous mission: to track down and capture a criminal gang behind one of the country’s largest heists. He must act quickly as the media is close to exposing the affair. Fortunately, he’s supported by a resourceful young officer.
Who Stars in Heist?
- Olaf Lubaszenko
- Jędrzej Hycnar
- Wiktoria Gorodecka
- Magdalena Boczarska
Where to Stream Heist?
The Polish thriller “Heist,” directed by Michal Gazda and starring Olaf Lubaszenko, is available on Netflix as of October 16, 2024. The platform also features other films directed by Gazda or starring Lubaszenko, including “Abyss of Hell” and “The Antidote to Forgetting.” To enjoy these films, you can subscribe to Netflix with plans ranging from $5.99 per month (basic with ads) to $19.99 per month (premium).
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