When Harry Rawlins (Liam Neeson) and his crew steal $2 million from local Chicago hood/wannabe politician Jamal Manning (Brian Tyree Henry), the heist goes wrong, leaving Harry and his men dead. Manning wants his money back, so he and his brother Jatemme (Daniel Kaluuya) go to Harry's widow, Veronica (Viola Davis) and threaten her to return the money or else.

Veronica rounds up the widows of Harry's gang, including Alice (Elizabeth Debicki), Linda (Michelle Rodriguez) and Belle (Cynthia Erivo), and offers them a deal. She has Harry's detailed journal of his heists, including the next one on his list. She offers them a split of $3 million if they'll help her pull off the $5 million heist Harry had planned.

Synopsis

Not long ago, scientists announced that they believe we have entered into the Anthropocene Epoch. The new name reflects the fact that humans now change the Earth and its systems more than all other processes combined on the planet, which is causing mass extinction of many species, not to mention climate change.

Spanning six of the seven continents and 20 countries, this documentary, narrated by Alicia Vikander, reveals how our determination for conquest over all has created a global epidemic. In Kenya, mounds of elephant tusks burn in a devastating display of the impact of poaching. In Russia and Germany, mining operations transform terrains into otherworldly industrial wastelands as hypnotic, colossal, lifelike machines endlessly extract on an unfathomable scale.

These images serve as a wake up call to do something about the destruction caused by our dominance. These are not projections of the future, this is a reality that is already happening and we are shown why something needs to start happening immediately if we are to change course and save the world and humanity from extinction.