Two brothers, one with a criminal record and the other a divorced father. In order to cope with the dilemma of not being able to redeem the family farm, they decided to join forces to plan a series of exciting thefts. An experienced policeman began to track down a series of bank robberies they committed and decided to bring them to justice. This is a new work by British director David Mackenzie, who has directed films such as "Young Adam" and "The Silence of the Lambs." The background of this film takes place in West Texas and tells the story of a divorced father and his brother with a criminal record, fighting together to protect the family farm. The film is hailed as the best bank robbery movie after Al Pacino's "Dog Day Afternoon". Director David Mackenzie returned to the crime theme after three years. Chris Pine, Ben Foster, and Jeff Bridges starred, and the screenwriter was Taylor Sheridan, the screenwriter of "Sicario."