Gerry Conlon

In 1974, Gerry Conlon was a victim of one of the worst judicial crimes in UK history. Aged 20, he and three others were sentenced to life in prison for an IRA bombing. The "Guildford Four" had to wait until 1989 to be exonerated. Conlon became a world-famous human rights activist. Director Lorenzo Moscia met Gerry two months before his death, recording this testament to a remarkable life.

A group of five friends pull off a dangerous heist, and then discover one by one that their cut of the money is missing. Ray is a `face', a known and active armed robber who is ready to retire after one final job, to begin a new life with his lover. When the heist goes wrong, Ray realises that the gang are being betrayed from the inside, but just who is double-crossing whom?