When a big-money score goes spectacularly wrong, a reckless gang rookie, a burned-out biker, and a once-mighty mafia boss must form a shaky alliance to dodge rival crews, dirty cops, and their own explosive tempers, proving that in L.A.’s criminal underbelly, survival might just mean trusting the last people you’d ever pick.

SYNOPSIS:

Los Angeles is a war zone of rival crews, crooked cops, and hungry upstarts, all chasing the next big score. Into this mix step three desperate men on a collision course: Rico, a hotheaded gang recruit itching to prove himself; Blaze, a weary biker on his supposedly “final” heist before riding off into the sunset; and Vincenzo, an aging mafia boss clinging to faded glory and determined to stage a comeback.

They each have a job to do. Rico’s got something to steal. Blaze has something to sell. Vincenzo’s got a scheme to remind everyone he’s still a player. But when their separate plans violently intersect, leaving a mountain of spilled cash, bruised egos, and mounting body counts, they’re forced into an uneasy partnership. None of them like it. None of them trust each other. Unfortunately, they don’t have a choice.

As rival gangs close in and the police tighten their nets, the trio stumbles through bullet-riddled alleys, chaotic safe houses, and tense backroom deals. They bicker, backstab, and bond in ways none of them saw coming, racing against the clock to unload their loot and vanish before everything goes up in smoke. In this wild, irreverent crime comedy, loyalty is optional, alliances are temporary, and plans rarely survive past the first gunshot.

Yet Another Gangster Movie delivers sharp wit, breakneck action, and unexpected heart. For fans of stylish, darkly funny capers, this is a high-stakes scramble where yesterday’s enemies are today’s partners, and tomorrow’s regret.