Dale, Mal and Shane formed a fraternal gang to rob banks and always adhered to the principle of not hurting others. Dale, the oldest and smartest of the three, is the undisputed leader; Mal is passionate and loyal, Shane is the youngest, and he is a muscular, simple-minded, grumpy guy. The three men who just got out of prison are working for Frank, the prosecutor, but Frank is not a good thing. He has always had a relationship with Dale's wife and ordered three men to rob. Three Dell men were jailed again after robbing a bank in Melbourne. Dale's wife Carol also confessed her relationship with Frank to Dale, and the three men understood that they were in prison because Frank was framing them behind their backs. They tried their best to get out of prison again and decided to make a break with Frank. The film is the debut of Australian director Scott Roberts, who is also a screenwriter. The title of the film borrows an Australian phrase meaning to intimidate or threaten. Different from ordinary crime films, the film shows the friendship and trust between the three Dell brothers, and to a large extent draws lessons from the mode of criminals in Quentin Tarantino's film.
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