Crime Spree

Daniel Foray leads his unusual burglary team to Chicago to steal an expensive necklace from mafia boss Frank Zammeti. The plan is supposed to be straightforward, but the risk level is high as they enter unfamiliar territory. The move sets the stage for a chase that will test loyalties and nerve.

Sophie hints that they may have written the address incorrectly, sowing doubt within the team. The crew presses on with the job while tensions simmer under the surface. The possibility of misdirection hints at deeper plans behind the theft.

The burglars discover that Zammeti is the target and that authorities are stakeout, turning the job into a dangerous trap. They realize the operation is a setup orchestrated by corrupt FBI Agent Pogue and Laurent. The mission shifts from a simple theft to a fight for survival.

Sophie disappears with the money and other stolen items from Zammeti's safe, leaving the rest of the team blindsided. The betrayal reveals a larger conspiracy and tests the remaining burglars' trust. The group becomes fugitives rather than victors.

The crew learns that Pogue has been colluding with Laurent to recover a stolen Van Gogh and to free Laurent's brother. Corrupt ties between the FBI and gangland interests come to light, complicating any chance of truth or justice. The stakes escalate as the team realizes they are pawns in a larger game.

Pogue bludgeons Sophie to death and frames Sam, leaking the others' names to the media as accomplices. The murder turns the case into a full-blown manhunt for the six burglars. They become fugitives from both law and crime.

Pogue demands the audio tape stolen from Zammeti's safe and promises to alter the evidence if it is handed over. The tape is framed as the key to softening the case against Zammeti while leveraging the criminals. The team weighs their options as the clock ticks.

The team, now fugitives, arranges a handover of the tape with Pogue in Grant Park, hoping to outmaneuver both Zammeti and the FBI. They work with street contacts to ensure the exchange goes off without a hitch. The plan also aims to expose Pogue's corruption.

Pogue is secretly filmed confessing to Sophie’s murder as part of the plan, but the supposed confession is thwarted when the gang realizes the tape is actually Wayne Newton's song. Zammeti’s underboss uses the moment to kill Pogue, ending his treachery. The town's chaos continues as the group struggles to salvage something from the fiasco.

Raymond gifts Zammeti's younger brother a stolen muscle car to provoke a deadly shootout between Zammeti's faction and the street gang they had crossed earlier. The confrontation erupts on Chicago's streets, leaving casualties on both sides. The plan to control the tape spins further into chaos.

Daniel replays Giancarlo Zammeti's incriminating tape, exposing the betrayal that galvanized the crime. He demands a small fortune and safe return to France as a condition for heads-up about the next move. The news of the betrayal shifts power among the mob and the criminals alike.

Zammeti is dead and Laurent seems poised to be killed by Giancarlo's right-hand man, but the burglars discover the suitcase contains counterfeit money rather than real loot. The truth reveals the entire caper was built on deceit from multiple sides. The group realizes their prospects have never been certain.

Laurent's Van Gogh painting is blown into the Chicago River, and the burglars dive in to retrieve what they can. The water becomes their only exit as they swim away, with the outcome of their latest pursuit left unknown. The film ends on an unresolved note about their future.