Whole Lotta Sole is a 2011 British-Irish comedy-crime film directed by Terry George and starring Brendan Fraser, Colm Meaney, Martin McCann, Yaya DaCosta, and David O'Hara.
The film follows the story of Jimbo, a young man who finds himself in hot water after falling deep into debt with a local mobster. To repay his debts, he decides to rob a fish market, which he soon discovers is owned by the same mobster he owes money to. While on the run from the police and the mobster's crew, Jimbo seeks refuge in a nearby curio shop, where he takes several people hostage, including a man who may be his estranged father.
As the situation becomes increasingly tense, Jimbo discovers that his captives are a motley crew of oddball characters, each with their own unique quirks and secrets. Among the hostages are a pair of bumbling Russian gangsters, a nosy old lady, a desperate young couple, and a lonely pet store owner. Together, they must work to find a way out of their predicament before the police and the mobster's crew catch up with them.
Meanwhile, the mobster's henchmen surround the curio shop, ready to storm in and take Jimbo down. As the hostage situation drags on, Jimbo begins to realize that he may have more in common with his captives than he originally thought. With the odds stacked against them, the group band together in a last-ditch effort to escape with their lives and their freedom.