The film tells the fictionalised story of two bank employees forced into an unthinkable situation – orchestrating a £26.5m robbery to protect their families.
It was one of the most notorious crimes in British and Irish history.
The families of two bank executives held hostage for 24 hours, while the officials were forced to raid the headquarters of the Northern Bank in Belfast.
In total, £26.5m was loaded into a van and driven away from the Donegall Square West premises.
Now, inspired by those extraordinary events in December 2004, a gripping crime thriller has been released.
No Ordinary Heist is directed and co-written by Colin McIvor.
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