77 Minutes

This documentary delves into the 1996 Jerrold Avenue "super-burglary" in North Hollywood, California, one of the largest bank heists in Los Angeles history. It investigates the audacious crime, the subsequent police response, and the broader implications of the event on law enforcement and public safety. The film reconstructs the events of that fateful day, exploring the planning, execution, and aftermath of the robbery.

77 Minutes received generally positive reviews, with critics often highlighting its detailed account of the heist and its insights into the policing strategies employed. Audiences appreciated the film's suspenseful narrative and its exploration of a significant event in LA's criminal history.

• Praised for its thorough examination of a notorious bank robbery.

• Applauded for its engaging narrative that reconstructs the crime and its impact.

• Noted for its focus on the tactical and investigative aspects of the event.

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The "super-burglary" depicted in the film, the 1996 North Hollywood bank robbery, famously led to a prolonged and violent shootout between the perpetrators and the LAPD, which lasted for over an hour and resulted in significant property damage and injuries.