In the delightfully absurd comedy Robbery for Beginners, a hapless group of would-be criminals discovers that the hardest part of pulling off a heist isn't the planning—it's the learning curve. Directed by Dagur Sverrisson, who also stars, the film follows a motley crew of Icelanders led by Kristján Gabríel Guðmundsson as a desperate soul who recruits an unlikely team for a bank job. With Víbekka Sól Andradóttir as a sharp-witted but inexperienced accomplice and Patrick Steen Ørum Hardam as the group's reluctant muscle, the gang stumbles through a series of comedic misadventures as they try to master the basics of robbery. Their lack of expertise turns every step of the scheme into a chaotic mess, from failed reconnaissance to bungled disguises, all while the clock ticks down to their big score. The film balances slapstick humor with genuine character moments, exploring themes of second chances and the absurdity of chasing easy money. With its tight 104-minute runtime, this Icelandic comedy delivers a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud journey that proves crime doesn't pay—but it sure is entertaining to watch.