The Whiskey Bandit

This film centers on Attila Ambrus, who became infamous for robbing 29 financial institutions in Budapest between 1993 and 1999. With a unique approach, he left behind the distinct aroma of whiskey at each crime scene, earning him the nickname "Whiskey Bandit." The narrative explores his life as a Transylvanian immigrant and goalie for a major hockey team, adding layers to his character and motivations.

The film blends action and crime elements, showcasing the cat-and-mouse game between Ambrus and the police. With its focus on robbery and the quirky details surrounding the cases, it offers an engaging look at an unusual chapter in Hungarian crime history.