Former bank robber Linda (82) longs for her turbulent past. When one day her former parter-in-crime Tony (80) reappears, she is faced with a choice: to do one last job or to bid him farewell.
Former Irish bank robber Linda Collins (82) has settled for a quiet retirement in quaint Luxembourg, where nothing ever really happens. However, when one day her charming, former partner-in-crime Tony Brennan (80), shows up at her doorstep, she is faced with a choice: to join him on a last heist or to send him away forever.
Born in Luxembourg to Iranian parents, Kiyan Agadjani found his way to the arts first through classical piano, which was soon replaced with a love for the silver screen. In 2016, he was a jury member of the Giornate Degli Autori during the Venice Film Festival, after which he decided to become a filmmaker. He moves to the UK in 2018, where he studies filmmaking at the University of Kent and makes his first short film George Barton (2021). In 2021, Kiyan returns to Luxembourg, where he works as screenwriter, director and assistant director. His latest short Arman & Elisa (2023) won the award for Best Short at the Austin Film Festival, which qualified him for the 2025 Academy Awards. With his newest film Linda, Linda! (2025), Kiyan takes a shift from two social dramas to a genre film, all while trying to stay true to what matters to him the most: telling the little stories of society for the big screens of cinema.
