Non ci resta che il crimine is an Italian crime-comedy movie directed by Massimiliano Bruno and starring Marco Giallini, Alessandro Gassman, and Edoardo Leo. The plot revolves around three small-time criminals, who decide to rob a local bank and escape to a tropical island. The group includes a retired hitman, a former prisoner, and a taxi driver. They plan the heist with an intricate and sophisticated plan that they believe will guarantee a successful operation. However, things do not go as planned, and they find themselves dealing with unexpected events and a fierce police division.
As they hide from the police, the three crooks discover that the island they landed on is inhabited by a tribe that practices cannibalism. Terrified of what might happen, the group tries to figure a way out, but their misfortune follows them, and they end up in the hands of the cannibalistic tribe. To survive, they must wriggle their way out of the tribe's clutches and find a way back to civilization.
The movie received mixed reviews, with movie critics praising the cast chemistry, the humor, and the surprising turn of events. Despite the criticism, Non ci resta che il crimine has become popular among viewers, earning a reputation as a lighthearted, fast-paced, and entertaining crime-comedy movie.
