In the bustling world of 1970s New York crime, a group of clumsy mobsters faces their greatest challenge: staying in business without making a mess. The story revolves around the infamous criminal family of the Balthazars, led by a boss whose leadership is tested by the inefficiency of his members. A cast of endearing and hilarious characters makes this comedy a feast of errors and misunderstandings. From failed extortion attempts to the disasters they cause in their own meetings, the group grapples with their own limitations, triggering a series of absurd and comedic situations.
As chaos reigns over their operations, the rivalry between crime families heightens the narrative. The arrival of a new rival threatens to dismantle what little they have managed to achieve, but these gangsters have no idea how to deal with the competition. With their missed shots and clumsy plans, the conflict turns into a slapstick spectacle, where laughter is more abundant than violence. In the end, although ambition and loyalty are put to the test, the true message resonates: sometimes, the real crime is taking yourself too seriously. With a carefree tone and a charming touch of madness, the film serves as a reminder that, in the world of crime, true talent may lie in being a complete disaster.