Three girls, one suitcase full of cash (3 million dollars, to be exact), and a whole lot of trouble. What starts as an accidental find after a botched heist quickly turns into a bloody and chaotic escape from gangsters, hitmen, and corrupt cops. This film doesn't take itself too seriously—it's loud, colorful, and packed with twists. On your site, it’ll work perfectly as a "loose Friday night" recommendation.
What's Captivating: The dynamic between the leads. The relationships between the women are central here, and the chemistry between Carly, Sam, and Kris drives the entire story. The film shares some of the spirit of early Guy Ritchie movies but in a much more female-driven (and queer-coded in energy) way. The aesthetic is raw, urban, and fits the "concrete" title perfectly.
A Word of Caution: This is B-movie territory, so expect over-the-top dialogue, a fair amount of violence, and a script that sometimes sacrifices logic for a cool-looking shootout. If you’re looking for a deep drama, look elsewhere—this is pure, pulp entertainment.
Verdict: 6.0/10 🔫🏙️
A fast-paced joyride. It might not change your life, but it delivers a solid dose of adrenaline and girl power.
🔍 Did you know...?
The film was shot primarily in Vancouver, Canada, which often stands in for American cities in action cinema. Director Nicholas Kalikow wanted to create a modern answer to 1970s exploitation films but with a contemporary edge. Interestingly, the cast features Carly Pope, whom TV fans might recognize from hits like Popular or Suits—her presence gave the production a more accessible, "TV-star" feel, helping the film find a second life on VOD platforms.
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