Jos Vreeswijk (Raymond Thiry) is a former criminal who wakes up with a gun and a dead man next to him. It's the morning before his wedding to innocent Caroline and his black out leaves him with spotty memory. He is accused of stealing 20 kilos of coke by gay gangster Vlad Omskorski. He has to recover the drugs before it puts Caroline in danger. He reconnects with former running mates; muscle-head Bobbie and coke genius Coca Inez.

This is yet another Guy Ritchie wannabe gangster crime movie. It has some of the style, quite a bit of the energy, but it lacks a charismatic lead. He's more of a stiff henchman type. The story is convoluted which is the norm for this type of movie. It just doesn't have the originality. It's all very familiar and not in a good way.

Jos (Raymond Thiry) a former cocaine dealer gone straight, wakes up in bed with a man laying dead next to him and a gun by his side. He doesn't remember anything as he has a "blackout" of the recent past. He knows however that tomorrow he is supposed to get married to Caroline (Kim van Kooten). Her father Rudolf (Ursul de Geer) objects to the wedding. He is also the lawyer fro crime boss Charles (Edmond Classen).

Jos previously worked with Bobbie (Bas Keijzer) a muscle head and Inez (Renee Fokker) a street cocaine expert and walking human scale. Before Jos can disposed of the body he is picked up by a gay Russian mobster (Simon Armstrong) who wants to know where his 20 kilos of cocaine have gone. Likewise politically incorrect policeman Andre (Alex van Warmerdam) is on the case.

This is a low budget Dutch grindhouse with English subtitles. The plot develops levels of complexity as our main character attempts to get his hand on 20 kilos before his deadline, all the while Caroline is getting ready for their wedding. The film has elements of humor throughout. For instance two over-the-top hit-women discuss the lack of female mob boss role models in the movies.

Definitely worth watching for Dutch indie grindhouse fans.

This kind of works like a Hangover style thriller and it does so very well. I'm pretty sure an American remake is on its way or is at least in the development stage at this very moment. This is really good and you shouldn't let the fact this is a Dutch production put you off. Or the fact you might need to read subtitles. It's totally worth it, because it has all the ingredients a thriller needs.

There is action, comedy and secrets. The comedy might not be everyones taste, but I really loved how politically incorrect the movie is. If you have a problem with those jokes you might not enjoy the movie as much as I did. Still you can't fault the movie for it's near perfect execution (no pun intended).