Bimmer 2003

Four members of an underground car theft ring named Kostya, Vladimir Vdovichenkov “Kot”, Ramah, Sergey Gorobchenko “Rama”, Killa, Maksim Konovalov and Dimon, Andrey Merzlikin “Oshparennyy”, pull off a bold theft of a 1995 BMW 750i from a powerful member of the secret police as revenge for the assault on Dimon and the impounding of his Mercedes-Benz E-Class after a road rage incident, and must run away from Moscow.

On the run, the crew confronts a gauntlet of obstacles: rival gangsters and corrupt police, and their fragile plans are tested by a car that runs out of gas and a tire that goes flat. Each member bears the weight of personal fallout: Kostya must confront the heartbreak of a shattered relationship, Ramah discovers a girlfriend but cannot settle into a calmer outlaw life, Killa’s volatile temper drags the group toward ever deeper trouble, and Dimon is left nursing a stabbing wound from a heated scuffle. Yet amid the danger, they cling to a fragile sense of comradeship and the uneasy protection offered by well‑meaning people who cross their path.

As tensions escalate and money dries up, the four find themselves stranded in a tightening noose. In the climactic push, with Dimon serving as the getaway driver and the gang unable to return to their old life, they attempt to rob a lucrative computer store in a small town after a night out with some of the store’s female employees. The robbery goes off camera in tragedy: Ramah and Killa are killed in a gunfight with local police, and Kostya is not confirmed to be dead but is implied to have been shot off-screen. Dimon, overwhelmed by the losses and uncertain about what lies ahead, drives away instead of joining his friends in the fight, abandoning the BMW on a muddy country road and catching a bus out of town.

The final image lingers on the abandoned BMW, its lights fading as the battery dies, a stark symbol of the dissolution of the crew, the end of their friendship, and the erasure of the life they once lived. Throughout the film, Cat’s mobile phone keeps ringing inside the car, and its persistent tone becomes the thematic heartbeat of the story that threads through every turn of their reckless journey.