RocknRolla

Lenny Cole establishes himself as a formidable crime boss in London's gritty underworld. Ruling over illegal activities and the booming real estate market, he is a central figure instilling fear and respect.

Yuri Omovich, a wealthy Russian property tycoon, approaches Lenny for assistance on a substantial deal in London. Lenny quickly agrees but demands a hefty fee, solidifying their business relationship.

As a gesture of trust, Yuri insists that Lenny borrow his 'lucky' painting. This seemingly simple act sets off a chain of events that unleashes chaos and betrayal.

Stella, Yuri's accountant, orchestrates a heist involving The Wild Bunch, a gang that includes One Two and Mumbles. Their mission is to intercept the payment intended for Lenny, setting the stage for conflict.

Lenny's estranged stepson, Johnny Quid, becomes a suspect in the theft of the painting. His drug-addled state complicates matters as Lenny is desperate to locate him amidst the unfolding chaos.

Lenny and Archy seek help from Mickey and Roman, Johnny's former record producers. Their involvement is crucial as the stakes rise, and they face the threat of losing their businesses due to the chaos caused by Johnny's actions.

As Handsome Bob prepares for a five-year prison sentence, One Two throws a party for him. During the event, Bob awkwardly confesses his feelings for One Two, complicating their friendship.

The heist takes a dire turn when One Two, Mumbles, and Bob find themselves in a shootout against Yuri's mercenaries. Despite the danger, they push forward to ensure the cash is delivered to Stella.

After the heist, Yuri's growing suspicions lead to severe consequences for Lenny. He endures a merciless beating as Yuri demands the return of both the stolen painting and his money.

In a twist of fate, two junkies accidentally steal the lucky painting from Johnny. They sell it to The Wild Bunch, further complicating the narrative and motives of the characters involved.

A violent confrontation erupts between Johnny and Lenny, revealing underlying tensions and betrayals. As they clash, the complexities of their relationship and the stakes involved come to a head.

Archy uncovers Lenny's treachery where Lenny has been betraying associates to reclaim his freedom. Feeling betrayed himself, Archy grapples with the implications of their alliance and trust.

Johnny, Mickey, and Roman devise a clever escape from Lenny's clutches. Their resourcefulness reflects their determination to not only survive but reclaim their lives amid the chaos.

After recovering from his ordeal, Johnny reunites with Archy, who presents the lucky painting as a symbol of their reconciliation. This moment marks a turning point for Johnny as he embraces his identity.

The film concludes with a heartfelt scene between One Two and Bob as they share a dance. This moment encapsulates the unexpected connections and bonds formed amidst the tumultuous events they've endured.