| Bank Robbers | |
| Director: | Chuchai Ongartchai |
| Music: | Butterfly |
| Cinematography: | Anupap Buachand |
| Production Companies: | Five Star Production |
| Distributor: | Five Star Production |
| Runtime: | 149 minutes |
| Country: | Thailand |
| Language: | Thai |
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Bank Robbers or known in Thai as Tong Plon (th|ต้องปล้น, lit "have to rob") is a 1990 Thai crime-action film performing Amphol Lumpoon, Pongpat Wachirabunjong, Worachet Nimsuwan, Junjira Joojaeng.
Three young men plan a bank robbery for a better life. Even if the robbery is successful, but all three were hunted down by the police. They ran away and hid in a luxury condominium. Many hostages had to be housed together. Each person has a different life. In the end, all three of them met their fate. The whole story began and ended in one day.
The film is inspired by a true event in which a thief robbed a gold store and then fled to hide in an apartment with a woman as a hostage. It was filmed in many locations in Bangkok, such as Krung Thai Bank, Fueang Nakhon Road Branch, Kanlayana Maitri Road, Silom Road, and the old Customs House.[1]