The Big Squeeze

Year: 1996

Runtime: 98 mins

Language: English

Director: Marcus DeLeon

Drama

Thrown off a train for cheating at cards, Benny meets bartender Tanya, whose husband—a former ballplayer—has just received an insurance settlement. He refuses to share the money, claiming piety, so Tanya enlists Benny to craft a scheme. They target a Catholic mission, staging a miracle to force the husband to hand over the cash, which they will split.

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