Twist

Oliver, a young boy, lives a carefree life with his mother, Sally. Their shared passion for painting brings them joy until tragedy strikes when Sally dies unexpectedly, leaving Oliver alone and frightened.

In his despair after his mother's death, Oliver decides to escape his life. He teaches himself to free run and adopts the street name 'Twist', symbolizing his new identity and resilience.

One day, while creating graffiti art on a traffic warden's van, Oliver is spotted and chased by the police. In this tense moment, he encounters Dodge and Batesey, leading him into a hidden world.

Taking refuge in a hideout, Twist meets Fagin, who becomes a father figure to the group. Intrigued by the artistic community, Twist finds himself immersed in a life of crime interwoven with art.

The morning after meeting Fagin, Twist expresses his artistic talent by painting a large mural on a nearby building. His creativity shines through, capturing Fagin's attention as he plans their next move.

Fagin reveals his scheme to rob art dealer Dr. Crispin Losberne, seeking revenge for past wrongs. The crew devises a crafty plan involving infiltration and deception to pull off the heist.

Red executes a daring sabotage, planting a bomb in Losberne's bathroom, which unleashes chaos and leads to an unexpected flood. The team seizes this opportunity to advance their heist plans.

After a heated encounter between Twist and Sikes' henchmen at the pub, Twist finds himself caught by a traffic warden. This leads to an intense interrogation about the elusive Tom Chitling.

Once free, Twist discovers that Batesey plans to disguise himself for the heist, but due to his claustrophobia, Twist bravely takes his place. The stakes heighten as Losberne grows suspicious.

During the heist, Sikes reveals her true colors, leading to Batesey's apparent demise and her confession about Chitling’s murder. The revelation shatters Twist and intensifies the conflict.

Fagin hatches a plan to infiltrate the auction building, and chaos ensues when the crew's ruse is discovered. Twist seizes a moment amidst the chaos to swipe the prized painting.

After procuring the painting, Twist escapes with Dodge, but the pursuit continues. In a climactic showdown, Sikes confronts them on a rooftop, resulting in her unexpected downfall.

Twist visits Bedwin and Brownlow at a café, leaving clues about the true ownership of the painting. This leads to a significant breakthrough in the case against Losberne.

As Twist navigates his new reality, Fagin's true identity as Issac Solomon is unveiled. Twist proposes a shift towards selling art, signifying hope and the start of a new adventure.

In the closing moments of their journey, Twist and Red's relationship deepens, hinting at a brighter future. Their partnership symbolizes the transformation from crime to creativity.