Ho!

Holin abandons his race career after a close friend is killed in an incident tied to his driving. He slips into the city's criminal underworld and is recruited by a gang of bank robbers who need a reliable getaway driver. The Schwartz brothers treat him with contempt at first, but they keep him around because his skills behind the wheel are essential.

During the preparations for the next robbery, the gang leader is killed, creating a power vacuum. Ho aims to step into the leadership role and carry out the planned heist. The Schwartz brothers remain wary and resentful, but they recognize Ho's driving ability could still make or break the plan.

Ho is assigned the carjacking portion of the plan, the crucial opening move for the upcoming robbery. He carries out the assignment but the arrest happens before the heist can unfold. The failure exposes him to the police and raises the stakes for the rest of the gang.

Holin is captured and sent to prison, where his talent is wasted as he contemplates the consequences of the failed operation. The arrest marks a turning point from the thrill of crime to the grind of confinement. He awaits his next move behind bars.

In the cell Ho shares with a bum sentenced to 1.5 months, the inmate mimics his identity. After 1.5 months, the guards can no longer distinguish the two, and Ho is released by mistake. The mix-up lets him walk free while the tramp remains behind bars.

Ho creates false documents and returns to the gang's old apartment to resume involvement. The escape and disguise replay the old dynamics, while the city buzzes about the daring breakout. He reenters the criminal circle with a renewed sense of purpose.

Newspapers publish front-page articles calling Ho public enemy number one and praising his reported nerve and invincibility of the criminal world. The authorities and journalists hope to provoke rash acts from him. Ho studies the articles with disdain and begins to plot a counter-move.

Ho uncovers the manipulation behind the sensational reports and forces the journalist to publish the truth. He dismantles the plan by showing he can outsmart those who chase him. The media moment becomes a weapon in his hands as he regroups.

Believing the pre-arrest plan is still viable, Ho tries to rally new partners. The Schwartz brothers refuse to work with him again, having found a replacement for his role. Frustrated but undeterred, Ho searches for fresh accomplices.

Ho meets three amateur robbers who accept his offer to participate in a bank robbery. They train quickly and pull off the heist, surprised by how smoothly the plan unfolds. The crew gains confidence as the money stacks up.

Following the robbery, law enforcement closes in on Ho, aware of his weakness for expensive ties that reveal his personal style. Store ambushes and traps complicate his escape route. The pressure mounts as the net tightens.

Holin attempts another escape only to collide with the Schwartz brothers, who reappear determined to reclaim the stolen money. A tense confrontation unfolds as the two sides clash over the loot. The brothers' stubbornness marks the end of their partnership.

The confrontation turns deadly when the Schwartz brothers are killed and Ho's girlfriend, a famous model, is also killed in the crossfire. The loss strips Ho of his support and leaves him isolated.

With the money gone and enemies closing in, Ho is captured by the police once again. The finale returns him to a holding cell where his fate remains unresolved.