Movies and TvShows featuring "stealing-money" theme.

Lillian, a high school senior from South Carolina, embarks on a picaresque journey through the cities and woods of the Eastern seaboard of the U.S. Her first glimpse of the wider world comes on a class trip to Washington, D.C.

When a woman is enticed into a dangerous scheme in Macao, she must choose between love and temptation, leading to unexpected consequences.

After a car breaks down in an isolated desert, a mother and young daughter are relentlessly pursued by a deadly snake

Joseph Pistone, an FBI agent, goes undercover as a jeweler named Don to infiltrate the mafia. He gains the trust of Lefty Ruggiero, a small-time mobster, and starts sending reports and photographs to the police. As Joseph rises in the mafia, he struggles to balance his life as an informant and his responsibilities to his own family. When his true identity is revealed, he must go into witness protection to keep his family safe.

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 Hacker, a computer hacker from Bangkok, Thailand is arrested by the police and is forced to work with them to catch a cyber-criminal. Along the way, he makes friends and faces challenges in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and London, Ontario, Canada. He gets involved in fraud, dark web activities, and even a murder. The movie is based on a true story.

Satantango is a contemplative cinema masterpiece that takes place in Hungary. The nonlinear timeline follows a group of impoverished individuals facing despair, suicide, and the abuse of animals. The film is known for its long takes and slow pacing, as well as its exploration of mental illness and the postmodern condition.

When a shy and bullied teenager discovers that he has the power to become invisible, he uses his newfound ability to stand up to bullies and fight against criminals. Along the way, he must learn to navigate his powers and come to terms with his own identity.

In 1922, a farmer plots to kill his wife to avoid losing his land, but the act and its aftermath lead to a series of haunting events. Guilt, paranoia, and supernatural occurrences grip the farmer as he struggles to keep his secret hidden.

A young boy named Jimmy, who has a knack for video games, travels across the country with his brother and a girl they meet along the way. Their goal: to compete in a gaming tournament and win the ultimate prize. Along the journey, they encounter various challenges and comedic situations.

The movie follows Anders, a recovering addict, as he navigates a 24-hour period in Oslo, Norway. He attends a job interview, visits old friends, explores his childhood home, and contemplates his future. Throughout the day, he wrestles with feelings of despair, emptiness, and loneliness, while also experiencing moments of hope and connection.

Read My Lips is a crime drama and romance movie set in France. The story follows a deaf woman named Carla who works as a secretary and hires an ex-convict named Paul as her assistant. When Carla's missing sister becomes connected to a criminal scheme, she enlists Paul's help in finding her. As they delve deeper into the dangerous world of crime, Carla and Paul develop a complex relationship filled with tension and desire.

Never Rarely Sometimes Always follows the journey of a 17-year-old girl named Autumn, who travels from her small town in Pennsylvania to New York City to seek an abortion. Accompanied by her cousin and best friend, Skylar, Autumn navigates the challenges and obstacles she faces along the way, including a lack of money, parental consent laws, and anti-abortion demonstrations. Throughout the film, Autumn's resilience and determination shine as she fights for her right to make decisions about her own body.

Addicted to Fresno is a dark comedy about a hotel maid, Martha, who accidentally kills someone in Fresno, California and tries to cover it up with the help of her sister, Shannon. As they get deeper into the cover-up, they find themselves involved in a series of chaotic and hilarious situations.

Asylum (2005) follows the story of a woman who is sent to a psychiatric hospital after she is accused of murdering her husband. As she navigates her new surroundings, she becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth behind the hospital's dark secrets. Along the way, she forms a complex relationship with her psychiatrist and encounters dangerous individuals who test her sanity.

Divines is a coming-of-age story set in a poverty-stricken housing complex in the outskirts of Paris. The film follows Dounia, a French Arab teenager, who dreams of escaping her life of poverty and becoming a dancer. She forms a close friendship with Maimouna, another young girl living in the same area. Together, they get involved in drug trafficking and other criminal activities to make quick money. As Dounia's obsession with dancing grows, she becomes entwined in a dangerous and violent world, risking everything she holds dear.

A group of friends decide to visit a carnival funhouse for a night of excitement and fun. However, their night takes a terrifying turn when they find themselves trapped inside the funhouse with a deranged killer. As they try to escape, they must navigate through a maze of twisted horrors and face their deepest fears. Will they survive the night, or will they become the next victims of the horrifying funhouse?

In the midst of World War I, a father enlists in the French Army to accompany his unwillingly recruited 17-year-old son. They face the brutal realities of war together as they find themselves stationed in Senegal, a French colony.

In this semi-autobiographical drama set in France in the 2010s, a charismatic Catholic leader leads a strict religious community. A 12-year-old girl, who is part of the community, starts to question her faith and rebels against the rules imposed by her family and the sect. She engages in forbidden activities such as skinny-dipping, stealing money, and skipping school, leading to conflict with her parents and the police.

In a town plagued by racism, Bayou and Leanne's young love is torn apart when Leanne is taken away by her mother. Years later, they reunite but face even greater challenges. Leanne is passing as white and trapped in a loveless marriage, while Bayou is falsely accused and hunted down by racist white men. As their paths cross again, tragedy looms, leading Bayou to flee to Chicago. A tale of sibling rivalry, ambition, and betrayal unfolds as Willie Earl, Bayou's jealous brother, seeks revenge.