The premise revolves around relying on someone unreliable for a dangerous undertaking. I found it surprisingly enjoyable, though the ending left me disappointed. It felt like exactly what I needed to see at this moment, as it had been some time since I'd watched any films centered on robberies. While not adhering strictly to the conventions of the heist genre, I appreciated its unique approach, particularly in the initial portions. The narrative focuses on two police officers who work within the department but are part of a separate unit. After uncovering a substantial amount of illicit funds connected to a criminal organization through official records, they devise a plan to steal it and vanish. However, as the title suggests, their lack of trust proves problematic. The final act accelerates considerably and introduces an unexpected development right before the film concludes. There are two likeable lead characters and a reasonably solid plot, although I’m unsure about the supporting actors. I noticed a significant age difference between them; it felt as though an older person was paired with someone much younger. This resulted in a noticeable lack of chemistry, which seems intentional given the title's emphasis. The personalities of the two leads were strikingly different: one was self-assured and prone to pranks, while the other seemed perpetually down on his luck but took everything very seriously—like a wolf and a sheep collaborating to rob a farmer. When things were progressing well, I must reiterate that the ending diminished the overall quality. Aside from that, it’s an acceptable film. 5/10

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