Get The Sucker Back

Get the Sucker Back is a 2017 American comedy film directed by Jamie Travis and written by David Gere. Rachel (played by Jordana Brewster), a troubled young woman, finds herself at a crossroads in her life. She's recently experienced a series of mishaps and mishandlings that have left her reeling. Seeking solace and a place to collect her thoughts, Rachel returns to her grandmother's (played by Kim Cattrall) home in the hopes of rebuilding her life. However, upon her arrival, Rachel discovers that her grandmother's home is on the verge of being foreclosed upon. The bank has taken advantage of Grammy's late husband's mismanagement of their finances, and the home is now in severe danger of being lost. Rachel knows she must act quickly if she hopes to save her grandmother's home. Feeling desperate and out of options, Rachel comes up with a plan. Drawing inspiration from her grandmother's own past as a shrewd and cunning woman, Rachel decides to take matters into her own hands and turn the tables on the bank. With a newfound sense of determination, Rachel sets out to con the bank and save her grandmother's home from foreclosure. As Rachel navigates her new con artist identity, she quickly realizes that it's not easy being a master thief. She encounters a series of setbacks and complications that make her question her abilities. Her lack of experience and inexperience as a con artist make her vulnerable to the bank's sophisticated security measures and her own self-doubt. Enter Nick, a smooth-talking con artist with an expertise in scamming the banks. He agrees to mentor Rachel, teaching her the ways of the trade and helping her hone her skills. As they work together, Rachel and Nick develop a strong bond, but their relationship is far from straightforward. As Rachel becomes a more skilled con artist under Nick's guidance, she begins to realize that saving her grandmother's home may involve risking her own reputation and relationships. Rachel struggles with the moral implications of her actions, but she knows that saving her grandmother's home is of the utmost importance. With Nick's expert guidance, Rachel sets out to take down the bank and save her grandmother's home. They concoct an intricate scheme to swindle the bank out of a substantial sum, all while avoiding detection. The stakes are high, and the tension builds as Rachel's plan becomes more complex and precarious. Ultimately, Rachel must decide whether or not to follow through with the plan. She weighs the risks against the potential reward, knowing that if it fails, her grandmother will lose the home she loves. In a daring move, Rachel and Nick put their plan into action, navigating a series of twists and turns that will determine the fate of the home. As the stakes come to a head, Rachel finds herself face-to-face with the bank's ruthless and cunning executive. In a high-stakes showdown, Rachel must use all of her newfound skills to outwit the executive and protect her grandmother's home. In the end, Rachel's plan pays off, and she successfully saves her grandmother's home from foreclosure. With her newfound confidence as a con artist, Rachel sets out to build a new life for herself, using her skills to help those in need. The film concludes on a hopeful note, as Rachel and her grandmother are reunited in their beloved home, ready to face the future together. Get the Sucker Back is a witty and engaging comedy that explores themes of identity, family, and resilience. The film is a testament to the power of women and their ability to take control of their lives, no matter how dire the circumstances may seem. With its talented cast, clever script, and charming direction, Get the Sucker Back is a compelling and entertaining watch that is sure to leave audiences laughing and rooting for the plucky heroine.