Six and Five

About This Movie

So, 'Six and Five' is one of those quirky indie flicks that kind of sneaks up on you. You’ve got these two guys who end up in prison—classic setup, right? But then an old man, on his deathbed, hands them a treasure map, turning their misadventures into something a bit more absurd. The humor is light but carries this underlying thread of desperation which works really well. The pacing feels a bit off at times, which can be charming but might throw some viewers. It's distinct for blending comedy with crime in a way that's not overly dark. Plus, the performances have this nice, raw energy; they really sell the unpredictable nature of their quest. Overall, not your typical heist movie, but there's an oddball charm here that could stick with you.

Quirky humor meets crime caper · Indie charm with a unique premise · Raw performances add to the distinct feel