Crime,Drama,Thriller United States of America
Phantom Halo is a crime drama film directed by Antonia Bogdanovich. The story revolves around the Marshalls, two young brothers, Samuel and Beckett, who reside in a struggling working-class neighborhood in California.
Their father, Warren, is a charismatic yet troubled man who constantly indulges in gambling and excessive drinking. As a result, he often squanders away the money that Samuel and Beckett earn through their hard work. The brothers face the constant struggle of providing for their family and protecting their younger sister, Rosie.
Driven by desperation and a desire to break free from their circumstances, Samuel concocts a plan for a robbery. He initially convinces his younger brother Beckett to go along with it, promising that they will only target those who deserve it and will use the stolen money to improve their lives as well as their family's.
Samuel's plan involves posing as a deliveryman to gain access to the wealthier residences in their neighborhood. They carefully select their targets and successfully execute these robberies, not only accumulating a significant sum of money but also acquiring valuable items such as jewelry and artwork.
However, as the brothers delve deeper into their criminal activities, complications arise. They meet a mysterious art dealer named Ms. Rose, who becomes aware of their scheme but offers an opportunity for redemption. She hires Samuel and Beckett to work for her, utilizing their skills in the art world to acquire valuable pieces through legal means.
As the brothers navigate this newfound world of deception and high-stakes heists, the line between right and wrong becomes increasingly blurred. They face moral dilemmas, conflicted between their original intentions of improving their lives and the unintended consequences of their actions.
Meanwhile, their father's behavior worsens, leading to dire consequences for the family. Samuel and Beckett find themselves on a collision course with their own inner demons, family loyalty, and the consequences of their choices.
Phantom Halo explores themes of family bonds, the allure of crime, and the high cost of chasing one's dreams. With emotionally charged performances and a gripping narrative, the film delves into the journey of two brothers who find themselves entangled in a world of crime, ultimately questioning the price they are willing to pay for a better life.
Their father, Warren, is a charismatic yet troubled man who constantly indulges in gambling and excessive drinking. As a result, he often squanders away the money that Samuel and Beckett earn through their hard work. The brothers face the constant struggle of providing for their family and protecting their younger sister, Rosie.
Driven by desperation and a desire to break free from their circumstances, Samuel concocts a plan for a robbery. He initially convinces his younger brother Beckett to go along with it, promising that they will only target those who deserve it and will use the stolen money to improve their lives as well as their family's.
Samuel's plan involves posing as a deliveryman to gain access to the wealthier residences in their neighborhood. They carefully select their targets and successfully execute these robberies, not only accumulating a significant sum of money but also acquiring valuable items such as jewelry and artwork.
However, as the brothers delve deeper into their criminal activities, complications arise. They meet a mysterious art dealer named Ms. Rose, who becomes aware of their scheme but offers an opportunity for redemption. She hires Samuel and Beckett to work for her, utilizing their skills in the art world to acquire valuable pieces through legal means.
As the brothers navigate this newfound world of deception and high-stakes heists, the line between right and wrong becomes increasingly blurred. They face moral dilemmas, conflicted between their original intentions of improving their lives and the unintended consequences of their actions.
Meanwhile, their father's behavior worsens, leading to dire consequences for the family. Samuel and Beckett find themselves on a collision course with their own inner demons, family loyalty, and the consequences of their choices.
Phantom Halo explores themes of family bonds, the allure of crime, and the high cost of chasing one's dreams. With emotionally charged performances and a gripping narrative, the film delves into the journey of two brothers who find themselves entangled in a world of crime, ultimately questioning the price they are willing to pay for a better life.
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