Breaking and Entering movie

A Landscape Architect's dealings with a young thief cause him to re-evaluate his life.

Burglary – also called breaking and entering – is a crime related to theft or another crime. It typically involves breaking into a house, outbuilding (such as a shed, stable, or garage), business, school, place of worship, boat, aircraft, rail car, or motor vehicle with an intent to commit a crime. To carry out a burglary is to burgle (British English, a word coined by J.R.R. Tolkien in his 1937 novel The Hobbit as a back-formation of the word burglar, which was then adopted in popular speech) or burglarize (American English).

For a summary of the history of this offence, see burglary (history).It excludes lawful break-ins of property, such as those necessary for rescue of persons or animals, extinguish a fire, lawful searches and seizures by police, confiscation of visible contraband, effecting a lawful arrest, or eviction of a tenant who has failed to meet obligations. It also presumes that the break-in is contrary to the desire of the property owner; a locksmith who picks or destroys a lock to allow entry of the rightful owner or tenant is not a burglar. Furthermore, someone who takes shelter in such a life-threatening situation (a storm or a fire) in property not ordinarily his right to enter is not a burglar.More precisely, at common law, burglary was the entering of the dwelling house of another in the night time to commit theft. This definition has been greatly expanded in most jurisdictions, so that it no longer need be in the night time and the intent to commit any felony can suffice.United StatesIn most jurisdictions in the United States, burglary is a felony and involves trespassing, entering a building or automobile, or remaining unlawfully with intent to commit any felony, not necessarily a theft -- for example, vandalism. Thus, a conviction for burglary may qualify as a conviction under a three strikes law or habitual criminal statute. Even if nothing is stolen in a burglary, the act is a statutory offense.

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Breaking and Entering Cast

• Branka Katic
• Caroline Chikezie
• Ed Westwick
• Juliet Stevenson
• Juliette Binoche
• Mark Benton
• Martin Freeman
• Poppy Rogers
• Rad Lazar
• Rafi Gavron
• Ray Winstone
• Robin Wright Penn
• Velibor Topic
• Vera Farmiga