Banklady (2013)

Set in Hamburg in 1966, the biopic Banklady (2013) follows Gisela Werler (Nadeshda Brennicke), thirty-year-old chick stuck in a dead-end job at a wallpaper factory. Like most working a mundane job, Gisela dreams of a better life, one that has her living on the isle of Capri. The daydreaming dame’s life quickly changes when she crosses paths with the suave and shady Hermann (Charly Hübner), a cab driver that has a knack of knockin’ off banks. It’s only a matter of time before Gisela begins trying her hand at bank heists, leading her to become addicted to the rush and minor celebrity that inherently accompanies the bank hold-ups. With the police closing in, the money nabbing duo plan one more job to finance their way to paradise in Capri. Between his felonious ways, Charly Hübner takes time to tease a look at his fine behind as he’s startled out of bed. That’s an ass to store away in the masturbatory bank!