Brilliantly cast, beautifully shot and surgically edited, "High Life" shows what other great heist movies aspire to but sometimes fail to reach. Timothy Olyphant has the part of "Dick," reluctant leader of a hapless group of junkie bank robbers. It all starts when his former cell mate is released from jail and discovers a changed world. It’s 1983, after all; banks have changed, dope has changed, music has changed ("It's all happy powder and Duran Duran," says Dick) and automated teller machines dispense cash on every street corner, 24 hours a day.