Yes, "The Banker" is based on a true story. The film, released in 2020, follows the real-life experiences of two African American entrepreneurs, Joe Morris and Isaac Wright, who, in the 1960s, hire a working-class white man, Matt Steiner, to pose as the face of their business to help them navigate racial barriers in the banking industry. Their efforts aimed to help the Black community gain access to financial services and home ownership, highlighting the challenges of systemic racism and discrimination in America.

"The Banker" is available for streaming on Apple TV+. It was released in March 2020 and stars Anthony Mackie, Samuel L. Jackson, and Nicholas Hoult. It is not available on Netflix or Amazon Prime Video. If you're looking to watch it, you'll need an Apple TV+ subscription.

In the movie "The Banker," Matt Steiner, played by Anthony Mackie, is a pivotal character who, alongside his partner, seeks to break racial barriers in the 1960s real estate market. As they navigate challenges, including deception and legal scrutiny, Matt faces significant personal risks. Ultimately, he is arrested for his involvement in the scheme to help Black families purchase homes in a segregated market. His journey highlights themes of ambition, sacrifice, and the fight against systemic racism.