Twist

In the end, Oliver cleverly hands over the envelope he stole, which contains crucial information about a secret lockup in London where stolen paintings are kept. Using this, the police are able to arrest Dr. Losberne, revealing him as a thief who has been profiting from stolen artwork. Meanwhile, Fagin, whose real name is Mr. Isaac Solomon, is cleared of any prior crimes and finally gets the chance to live a normal life, having achieved his revenge. Oliver’s act of stealing the envelope isn’t just about theft; it’s a significant step that exposes the deception and corruption behind the art world.

Oliver also honors his mother’s memory by placing one of her paintings in the secret location, and this artwork later gains critical acclaim when displayed in a major gallery. This marks the fulfillment of his mother’s dream of becoming a renowned artist. In a touching ending, Oliver, along with the remaining members of Fagin’s gang, decide to turn their lives around and become art dealers, selling her paintings and continuing her legacy.

The ending emphasizes that Oliver’s journey is about more than crime; it’s about truth, respect for his roots, and transforming pain into something beautiful. Despite the film’s simplicity and lack of depth, it concludes with a sense of hope and redemption, tying back to the idea that even in a dark world, art and family can lead to a new beginning.}

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 09:00