A Toronto bank teller stumbles onto a robbery in progress and decides to pocket the cash himself, setting off a cat-and-mouse thriller with a very dangerous criminal. The Leans Traditional label reflects a film that operates squarely within late-1970s genre conventions: traditional casting, no ideological agenda, and a narrative built around individual cunning rather than systemic critique. The most notable cultural signal works in that direction too: the villain uses feminine disguise as a marker of menace and deception, a framing that reinforces rather than questions conventional gender norms. No progressive counterweights are present to complicate that picture, leaving the film comfortably in traditional thriller territory.