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After being released from prison after 25 years, New York Mafia capo Dwight "The General" Manfredi is exiled to Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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German crime comedy about a detective who wakes from a 20-year coma.
Der letzte Bulle keeps the dry crime-comedy feel of Tulsa King, with a displaced man rebuilding his life through casework and culture-shock friction. You get the same deadpan, generational disorientation, where the laughs come from social mismatch and the danger stays grounded in everyday investigations.
A contemporary, high-octane thriller about the heist of the century and the ordinary office worker who finds herself at the heart of it.
Steal turns the Tulsa King outsider premise into a faster, higher-stakes ride, centered on an ordinary office worker pulled into escalating criminal pressure. The on-screen appeal is momentum and jeopardy, with quick turns and personal danger replacing Tulsa King’s slower, loyalty-building pace.
A lawyer attends a mindfulness retreat to restore work-life balance but unexpectedly becomes a murderer and mastermind for the mob.
Murder Mindfully shares Tulsa King’s dry, character-driven crime humor, where workplace stress and bad decisions spiral into bigger trouble. The comedy stays sharp even as the story drops into organized-crime chaos, trading Tulsa King’s rebuilding-in-Tulsa warmth for a darker, more frantic spiral.
