Federal Bank Heist

A ruthless mastermind who orchestrates the Fortaleza heist, balancing charm and menace to command obedience. He builds a hidden operation around a fake company and a tunnel, using fear to maintain control. His willingness to eliminate dissent ensures the crew’s adherence and the operation’s secrecy.

Barão’s wife and a driving partner who pushes for rapid profits and decisive action. She navigates power dynamics within the crew and challenges Barão’s grip on the operation. Her ambition and pragmatism shape the heist’s internal politics.

The loyal right-hand and de facto second-in-command who translates Barão’s plan into action. He keeps the crew disciplined, handles risks, and enforces Barão’s will, even under pressure. His loyalty is tested as fear and greed rise.

A communist civil engineer who designs the tunnel, adding ideological nuance to the crew’s dynamics. He contributes technical expertise and a perspective on collective action within a criminal context. His presence broadens the plan’s legitimacy in the crew’s eyes.

The brickwork chief who translates the plan into tangible construction work. He oversees the tunnel’s physical progress and problem-solves under pressure. His practical mindset keeps the operation moving forward.

Another bricklayer helping lay the groundwork for the tunnel. He works alongside the crew, contributing to the feasibility of the ambitious plan. His role highlights the collaboration required for the heist.

A crew member who voices grievances about loot distribution and the risks taken. His challenge to Barão’s order leads to a brutal confrontation, underscoring the fragility of unified purpose. His fate marks a turning point in the crew’s cohesion.

A crew member who resists revealing the vault’s location, ultimately meeting a violent end. His stash of information becomes a flashpoint for the investigation. His death accelerates the police net tightening around the group.

The security head who disguises himself by assuming Barão’s identity to dodge heat. He is pressured into a false confession, highlighting the game of deception at the heart of the operation. His arrest tightens the net around the rest of the crew.

A former cop who gains wealth from the scheme and leans on police connections to protect himself. He weighs betrayals against personal risk, choosing to cooperate with investigators when it serves his safety. His actions propel the investigation forward.

A source of security information for Barão, quietly guiding the crew with insider knowledge. His input helps map security weaknesses and plan safer moves. His role underscores how information is a currency in the heist.

The sheriff investigating the crime, who traces the operation from the fake company to the bank. His pursuit intersects with Telma’s, shaping the case’s public narrative. His experience and skepticism anchor the law’s response to the heist.

Amorim’s assistant who tracks the crew and documents the investigation. She plays a pivotal role in connecting the investigative threads and ultimately stepping into leadership after Amorim’s retirement. Her persistence emphasizes the film’s procedural angle.

A devout evangelist who becomes secretary for the fake company and is drawn deeper into the operation. He initially seeks release but is compelled to stay, witnessing more of the plan’s violence. He eventually confesses to a priest, revealing his shaken conscience and partial immersion in the loot.

A detective hired to monitor the crew, who reappears to pressure Léo and gather intelligence. His presence intensifies the police’s scrutiny and foreshadows the showdown between the criminals and law enforcement.

A police contact who is drawn into the pursuit, sharing information that narrows the crew’s options. His involvement helps close gaps in the investigation and heightens the sense of an inevitable confrontation.

A priest who counsels Devanildo, urging a moral response to the wealth acquired through crime. His guidance adds a religious dimension to the narrative and contrasts with the crew’s material obsessions.