Fall Time
Three young men decide to plan a mock kidnapping, but everything goes wrong because a real bank robbery was already planned by two other guys. Three young men live in the 50s somewhere in America. The…
Fall Time
Three young men decide to plan a mock kidnapping, but everything goes wrong because a real bank robbery was already planned by two other guys. Three young men live in the 50s somewhere in America. They've grown up and and now they plan to do a mock robbery of a bank. But in an other place, Florence plans a real bank robbery. The destination is the same... —Kornel Osvart <kornelo@alphanet.hu> In 1950s America, three friends plan to pull a prank in honor of their high school graduation. Staging a bank robbery and kidnapping, the three find they've picked the wrong bank at the wrong time when they clash with two other men who are actually robbing the bank. After the two crooks take the friends hostage, the only way out is to go through with the robbery. —Big Us Dickuz The 3rd! Surrealistic tale of three teen boys practical joke gone astray as it becomes interwoven into a ex-con and his friend's real crime. There is an undercurrent of repressed gay attraction between and from the ex-cons. Throughout the movie there are several small character parts that are slightly out of kilter giving it additional surrealistic leanings. —Jim <gribble@primenet.com>
Fall Time
Crime,Drama
Film Details
Three young men decide to plan a mock kidnapping, but everything goes wrong because a real bank robbery was already planned by two other guys. Three young men live in the 50s somewhere in America. They've grown up and and now they plan to do a mock robbery of a bank.
But in an other place, Florence plans a real bank robbery. The destination is the same... —Kornel Osvart <kornelo@alphanet.hu> In 1950s America, three friends plan to pull a prank in honor of their high school graduation.
Staging a bank robbery and kidnapping, the three find they've picked the wrong bank at the wrong time when they clash with two other men who are actually robbing the bank. After the two crooks take the friends hostage, the only way out is to go through with the robbery. —Big Us Dickuz The 3rd! Surrealistic tale of three teen boys practical joke gone astray as it becomes interwoven into a ex-con and his friend's real crime.
There is an undercurrent of repressed gay attraction between and from the ex-cons. Throughout the movie there are several small character parts that are slightly out of kilter giving it additional surrealistic leanings. —Jim <gribble@primenet.com>.