Movies and TvShows featuring "setting-a-car-on-fire" theme.

Jimmy Logan and his brother Clyde plan to rob the Charlotte Motor Speedway during a NASCAR race. They recruit a demolitions expert and put together a team of unlikely criminals. As they execute the heist, things go wrong and they must overcome obstacles to complete the job. The money is stolen and hidden, leading to an investigation by a determined FBI agent. In the end, the Logan brothers outsmart the authorities and enjoy the proceeds of their successful heist.

In Captive State, an alien force occupies Chicago and imposes an authoritarian regime. The story follows the lives of both the collaborators who accept the occupation and the dissidents who resist it. Set in the near future, the movie explores themes of surveillance, resistance, and the struggle for freedom.

Burning (2018) tells the story of Jong-su, a young aspiring writer who crosses paths with Haemi, a spirited woman from his childhood. When Haemi mysteriously disappears, Jong-su becomes obsessed with finding the truth and unravels a web of secrets and deceit.

Sink or Swim is a comedy-drama movie about a group of men suffering from depression who come together to form a synchronized swimming team. They face various challenges and learn important life lessons while pursuing their unconventional dream. With humor and heart, this film explores themes of friendship, identity, and the power of shared goals.

Godard Mon Amour is a movie that takes a comedic approach to explore the life of Jean-Luc Godard, one of the most influential film directors of the 1960s French New Wave movement. Set in the backdrop of the tumultuous period of 1967 and 1968, the film delves into Godard's relationship with his actress wife, his involvement in protests and demonstrations, and his unique filmmaking style characterized by long takes and experimental camera techniques.

After a plane crash in the Australian desert, a teenage girl and her younger brother embark on a perilous journey to find civilization. They meet an Aboriginal boy who is on his traditional rite of passage known as walkabout. Overcoming language barriers and cultural differences, they learn survival skills and develop a bond in the wilderness.

During a road trip, a group of friends has a tire blowout, leaving them stranded on a remote stretch of road. As they try to change the tire, they realize that they are being hunted by a sniper. With no way to escape, they must find a way to survive and outsmart their attacker.

Hyena is a crime drama thriller set in London, exploring the violent and corrupt world of the underground criminal network. Michael, a corrupt detective, gets involved in gang wars, human trafficking, and drug deals, as he navigates the dark streets of London and faces his own demons.

The Cars That Ate Paris (1974) is a dark comedy horror film set in a small Australian town called Paris. The town survives by causing fatal car accidents and salvaging the wreckage. When a young man named Arthur arrives in Paris, he discovers the town's sinister secret and becomes a target. As the townspeople try to possess his body, Arthur must fight to survive and escape the clutches of the killer cars and redneck residents.

Mona, a retired singer, feels guilty for covering up a murder and seeks redemption by taking in the widow, Julia, and her son, Daniel. Mona tries to leave her past behind, but the turmoil in the country threatens to expose her secrets.

After accidentally hitting a boy with their car, two brothers go on the run and find themselves entangled in a series of unfortunate events.

London: The Modern Babylon is a documentary that takes viewers on a journey through the history and culture of London. It delves into the city's diverse population, its economic ups and downs, and various significant events such as the London stock market crash in 1991 and the riots in 2011. The film also highlights the struggles faced by different communities and the changes that have shaped the city over time. Through interviews, archival footage, and captivating visuals, the documentary provides a comprehensive exploration of London's past and present.

Faster, Faster is a gripping crime drama set in Spain, following a group of young gang members involved in bank robberies, drug dealing, and murder. The story revolves around their dangerous and chaotic lives, as they navigate through nightclubs, discotheques, and illegal activities. The film explores themes of love, betrayal, and the consequences of their actions.

When the mother of a "tribe" of five children leaves for good, their inept father is not sure how to keep the family clothed and fed, and without the help of his neighbor Simone, he would be nowhere. She is attracted to him but eventually gives up on the relationship. Meanwhile, the father grabs his brood and they take off for Paris in search of the wife. But Simone accidentally ends up on the same train...

The reappearance of notorious criminal Paul Sanchez becomes an obsession for a young police officer who will do anything to catch him.

Despite the life threat hanging over his head, Stéphane decides to go back to Corsica for the funeral of Christophe, a childhood friend and companion in arms, murdered the day before. On this occasion, the chain of events which made him, the learned petit-bourgeois from Bastia, shift from delinquency to political radicalization and then to clandestinity, comes back to his mind.

A group of hippie students in Austin, Texas move into an old big house in the woods. However, something else is there and it's influencing them.

Félix, a 17-year-old boy, receives an invitation on WhatsApp: do you want to play the Blue Whale Game? The one with the 50 challenges? The one where you have to kill yourself at the end? Félix accepts. That is how he meets Elisa. They start completing the challenges together.