Cash Truck
Cash Truck () is a 2004 French action thriller film directed by Nicolas Boukhrief, who co-wrote the scipt with Eric Besnard. It was remade in English by director Guy Ritchie in 2021 as "Wrath of Man". Plot. Fear and uncertainty prevail in the money transport company Fortico. Three of the transports have recently been robbed and the guards killed. The perpetrators were able to escape undetected every time. It always seems to be the same gang. It is clear to the employees that there must be a mole in their company. In addition, the company will soon be  bought by a U.S. company in a month. However, it is not yet clear who will be retained and who will lose his job. In this situation, Alexandre Demarre is hired as a new employee. At first he is watched suspiciously by his colleagues, but when he proves himself in a robbery and fends off the assailants, he is welcomed into the group. His living conditions remain a mystery, however, as he doesn't let anyone get close to him. Alexandre has repeated attacks of epilepsy, but he can hide them well from his colleagues. In his hotel room he  has pinned photos and files about the Fortico employees onto a wall. A flashback explains the reason for his actions: he and his son accidentally witnessed a robbery on a company money transport. His son was shot in cold blood by a masked perpetrator, while he barely survived the attack. Now he wants to avenge the murder of his son. He promised that to his wife, who has been committed to a psychiatric clinic ever since. When the gangsters attempt to rob Fortico's vaults in a final coup, it comes to a big showdown. Alexandre and the loyal staff  overwhelm and kill the criminals amidst great carnage. After the battle, Alexandre, seriously injured, drives to the spot where his son was shot and lies down by the roadside to die. Remake. In October 2019 it was announced that Guy Ritchie would write and direct an English language remake of the film starring Jason Statham. The remake, titled "Wrath of Man", was released on 7 May 2021.