A Simple Plan (1998)
Erscheinungsjahr: 1998
Land: France, Germany, Japan, United Kingdom, United States
Alternative Title: Un plan simple, Ein einfacher Plan, Plan bez greshka, Um Plano Simples, En simpel plan, Un plan sencillo, Joka leikkiin ryhtyy, Ena aplo shedio, Szimpla ügy, Soldi sporchi, El plan, Prosty plan, O Plano, Jednostavan plan, En enkel plan, Basit bir plan, A Thousand Miles
Regisseur: Sam Raimi
Writer: Scott B. Smith
Production Genre
Produzent: Producer: Adam Schroeder, James Jacks
Co-Producer: Michael Polaire
Executive Producer: Gary Levinsohn, Mark Gordon
Firmen: BBC, Marubeni, Mutual Film Company, Newmarket Capital Group, Paramount Pictures, Savoy Pictures, TOHO-TOWA, Tele München, UGC PH
Genre: Drama, Film Based On A Novel, Thriller
Budget: 17.000.000
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Schlüsselwörter
Schlüsselwörter: airplane, bag of money, based on novel or book, financial transactions, friendship, greed, minnesota, money delivery, neo-noir, plane wreck, police officer, sibling relationship, snow
Geschichte
Two brothers, Hank and Jacob Mitchell, discover a crashed airplane in a remote snowy field near their Minnesota farmhouse. Inside the plane, they find a bag containing $4 million in cash. The brothers, along with their friend Lou, devise a 'simple plan' to keep the money by contacting the authorities anonymously after waiting out the claim period. However, their scheme becomes increasingly complex as they try to hide the money and avoid detection from both law enforcement and local criminals who learn about the crashed plane.
Zusammenfassung
A Simple Plan is a neo-noir thriller directed by Sam Raimi in 1998, based on the novel of the same name by Scott Smith. The film follows the Mitchell brothers as their quiet rural lives are disrupted by sudden wealth after discovering the cash-filled plane wreck. As they attempt to keep the money through their 'simple plan,' greed, paranoia, and distrust lead them down a dark path filled with panicked behavior and violent consequences.
