The Banker (2020) Sinopsis
The film, titled The Banker, was written by Niceole Levy, David Lewis Smith and Stan Younger.
The Banker tells about the first black banker in the United States played by Anthony Macckie and Samuel L Jackson.
The Banker picked up a story focused on the revolution carried out by a businessman named Bernard Garrett (Anthony Mackie) and Joe Morris (Samuel L. Jackson). They developed a bold plan that implied a rejection of racism that occurred in the 1960s.
The plan was to train a white laborer named Matt (played by Nicholas Hoult) to dress up like a rich man at the time, so as to obtain a number of privileges that helped their housing and banking business develop.
Meanwhile, Garrett and Morris disguised themselves as the errand boy and driver. Their success then attracted the attention of the federal government, until everything that had been built was threatened with destruction.
In the trailer, seen Garrett was trying to persuade Morris to agree to buy a bank. Although his colleagues are skeptical, Garrett insists on continuing the plan with the support of his wife Eunice (Nia Long).
Garrett also convinced Matt to be a businessman. When Matt admitted that he didn't know anything about banking, Garrett and Morris acted as protectors by teaching everything he needed to know such as playing golf and how to talk to wealthy white colleagues.
The Banker tells about the first black banker in the United States played by Anthony Macckie and Samuel L Jackson.
The Banker picked up a story focused on the revolution carried out by a businessman named Bernard Garrett (Anthony Mackie) and Joe Morris (Samuel L. Jackson). They developed a bold plan that implied a rejection of racism that occurred in the 1960s.
The plan was to train a white laborer named Matt (played by Nicholas Hoult) to dress up like a rich man at the time, so as to obtain a number of privileges that helped their housing and banking business develop.
Meanwhile, Garrett and Morris disguised themselves as the errand boy and driver. Their success then attracted the attention of the federal government, until everything that had been built was threatened with destruction.
In the trailer, seen Garrett was trying to persuade Morris to agree to buy a bank. Although his colleagues are skeptical, Garrett insists on continuing the plan with the support of his wife Eunice (Nia Long).
Garrett also convinced Matt to be a businessman. When Matt admitted that he didn't know anything about banking, Garrett and Morris acted as protectors by teaching everything he needed to know such as playing golf and how to talk to wealthy white colleagues.
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