Director: Randall Emmett
A heist that was supposed to be flawless collapses in the opening minutes of Cash Out, sending John Travolta's career criminal into hiding — until family drags him back into the game.
What is Cash Out about?
Mason has spent years perfecting one final, career-defining job, only to watch it fall apart when Decker, the woman closest to him and a key part of his crew, reveals herself as an undercover Interpol officer and brings the operation down from the inside. Shattered, he walks away from the life entirely. The peace doesn't last: his younger brother Shawn, in over his head, attempts a major bank robbery on his own, and Mason has no option but to step back into a world he swore off. As Interpol closes in — hoping Decker's presence will rattle him into a mistake — Mason has to out-think both the police and a heist gone sideways, all while a SWAT team closes the walls in around the bank. The film moves at a hard clip, stacking double-crosses and last-second escapes rather than slowing down for reflection.
Cast & crew
Travolta anchors the film as Mason, playing the weary professional pulled back into danger for family rather than money. Kristin Davis appears as Decker, the agent whose betrayal sets the plot in motion, while Lukas Haas plays Shawn, the brother whose recklessness forces Mason's hand. Quavo, Joel Cohen, Noel Gugliemi, and Natali Yura round out the crew and law-enforcement side of the standoff.
Context & significance
Directed by Randall Emmett, Cash Out sits squarely in the modern heist-thriller lane — bank vaults, hostage standoffs, and a race against a tightening police perimeter — released in 2024 as a lean 90-minute genre piece rather than a sprawling franchise entry.
Where & how to watch
Cash Out is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, built into a Farsi-first streaming experience designed for Persian-speaking audiences abroad. Reading about the film requires nothing, and watching it only takes logging into a free K-Time account.