Based on the shocking true story, this taut thriller from director Daniel Alfredson plunges viewers into the high-stakes world of a meticulously planned crime. In 1983 Amsterdam, a group of childhood friends, led by the desperate Willem Holleeder (Sam Worthington) and Cor van Hout (Jim Sturgess), are failing in their business ventures. Seeing no other way out, they devise an audacious plot to kidnap the country's wealthiest man, the beer magnate Freddy Heineken (Anthony Hopkins). The heist itself proves terrifyingly simple, but holding a titan of industry captive for a record ransom of millions transforms into a psychological battle of wits. As the days stretch into weeks, the kidnappers find themselves trapped in a tense standoff, facing not only the immense pressure of the police investigation but also the unnerving calm of their formidable prisoner. The film masterfully builds a claustrophobic atmosphere, exploring the fraying loyalties and mounting paranoia among the friends as their grand plan begins to unravel around them.