#Bank of spain vault crack
In the way of all heists, Walter now seeks to assemble a crack team to achieve the impossible – to break into the bank where the rigged vault is ready to drown all intruders. The international court of The Hague rules in Spain’s favour.
Finally recovered off the coast of Spain, the medals are seized by Spanish authorities and locked in the Royal Bank’s vault. For thirty years he has dived wrecks in search of three golden medals on which Drake supposedly etched the secret co-ordinates of his buried treasure. Criminal mastermind, Walter (Liam Cunningham), see himself as twenty-first century incarnation of Drake, fearlessly seeking Spanish gold from old shipwrecks. The presiding spirit of the film, somewhat improbably, is Sir Francis Drake, Elizabethan adventurer and privateer. What does Balagueró bring to the party? The Vault is certainly a slick, expensively made adventure, with impressive cinematograpy and special effects for which it won a Spanish Goya award. It was the thrilling focus of Season Three of Alex Pina’s massively successful Netflix series, Money Heist (2017-2021). Jaume Balagueró isn’t the first film maker to imagine a fictional heist of this real-life vault. To add to the horror, this also activates an immediate flood of water which fills the space. Should intruders trigger it, a 16-ton door will seal them into the vault. The Royal Bank of Spain’s underground vault is famous both for the quantities of gold it stores and for its legendary security system. Santaollala, Michel Gaztambide, Rowan Athale
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