Cuma, a retired master thief living peacefully on Spain’s Andalusian coast, rejects one last job, until rival Chudy, Cuma’s former partner turned adversary, plots a massive heist in Kraków with a ruthless new crew and no place for him. Driven by pride and the need to reclaim his title as the world’s greatest burglar, Cuma returns, reunites old allies, assembles a fresh team, and prepares to face Chudy on his own terms.
Juliusz Machulski
Director
Robert Więckiewicz
Robert 'Cuma' Cumiński
Borys Szyc
Julian 'Szerszeń' Paulewicz
Łukasz Simlat
Marcin Kudra
Kamilla Baar
Magda
Jacek Król
Jan 'Werbus' Bednarek
Mirosław Haniszewski
'Chudy'
Zofia Jastrzębska
Kornelia Bednarek
Piotr Witkowski
'Duch'
Jędrzej Hycnar
'Cień'
Marcin Dorociński
Łukasz Wilk
Fujio Nakamura
Fukushima
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