him at gunpoint, ultimately sparing him and stating that nobody will care about his death. Léo informs his police friends about the meeting and they plan to have the rest of the group taken out. However, Amorim and Telma taped Mineiro's phone and are also aware of the meeting. They assemble a group of special forces and break into the old HQ, arresting Mineiro, Léo, Tatu and Carla. Léo's police friends just watch before they can escape. Upon interrogating Firmino, Amorim is interrupted and informed of his compulsory retirement. Disappointed with the way crime is handled in then current times, he greets a recently promoted Telma as she announces she will take his place. Telma then escorts Carla to the back of a police SUV while Amorim watches. Barão infiltrates himself among the photographers and smiles at Carla, who smiles back at him in front of a confused Amorim. Reception According to Fox Filmes Brasil, which distributed the film in Brazil, Assalto ao Banco Central had a successful premiere, with more than 325,000 spectators during its first weekend. Receptions to the film have so far been negative. Mauricio Stycer, from UOL Cinema, disliked what he called "a rare action movie without action". Cast Milhem Cortaz - Barão Eriberto Leão - Mineiro - Carla Lima Duarte - Delegado Amorim Giulia Gam - Telma Monteiro Tonico Pereira - Doutor Gero Camilo - Tatu Vinícius de Oliveira - Devanildo - Léo - Firmino Fábio Lago - Caetano Juliano Cazarré - Décio Créo Kellab - Saulo Cássio Gabus Mendes - Martinho References External links 2011 films 2010s Portuguese-language films 2011 crime thriller films Brazilian crime thriller films Brazilian crime drama films Films shot in Fortaleza Films set in Fortaleza Films shot in Rio de Janeiro (city) 2010s heist films Films set in Brazil Crime films based on actual events 2010s crime drama films 2011 drama films