Sure! In Dog Day Afternoon, Sonny (played by Al Pacino) and Sal (played by John Cazale) enter a bank in Brooklyn with the intention of robbing it to pay for Sonny's partner Leon's (played by Chris Sarandon) sex change operation. However, things quickly go awry when they discover that the bank has already been depleted of its cash reserves, leaving them with only a small amount of money.
As the police surround the bank, Sonny and Sal find themselves in a tense standoff as they demand safe passage out of the country in exchange for the release of the hostages. The media quickly catches wind of the situation, turning the heist into a spectacle and drawing a large crowd of onlookers.
As the hours pass, Sonny's motives and backstory are gradually revealed, shedding light on his troubled past and the reasons behind the robbery. Tensions rise as negotiations with the police break down and a SWAT team is called in to try to resolve the situation.
In the end, the standoff comes to a dramatic and tragic conclusion, with Sonny making a fateful decision that changes the course of the events. Dog Day Afternoon is a gripping and intense thriller that explores themes of desperation, redemption, and the human cost of crime.