Just Business 2008
"A masterpiece of manipulation"
Just Business (2008) weaves a tense cat-and-mouse game where a retired master thief, Elizar Perla, resurfaces for one last heist—targeting David Gray's prized private collection.
Director: Jonathan Dueck
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Just Business (2008) about?
Elizar Perla, a legendary cat burglar, comes out of retirement for one last score—stealing from David Gray, a reclusive collector of rare art. After the heist, Elizar vanishes with the treasure, forcing his reluctant daughter Marty to team up with Gray in a dangerous hunt to uncover the truth behind the disappearance.
Who directed Just Business?
Jonathan Dueck directed this 2008 thriller, known for his sharp eye in blending action with suspenseful storytelling.
Who stars in Just Business?
The film features Gina Gershon as Marty, alongside Jonathan Watton, Zachary Bennett, and Earl Pastko in pivotal roles.
Is Just Business (2008) worth watching?
This compact 85-minute thriller delivers solid tension and moral ambiguity, though it prioritizes atmosphere over polished production. Fans of independent action films or twisty cat-and-mouse plots will find it a compelling, if uneven, watch.
How long is Just Business?
Just Business has a runtime of 85 minutes.
About Just Business (2008) — A Gritty Thriller of Heist, Heart, and Hidden Agendas
Just Business (2008) weaves a tense cat-and-mouse game where a retired master thief, Elizar Perla, resurfaces for one last heist—targeting David Gray's prized private collection. When the audacious burglary leaves both thief and treasure missing, Gray turns to Elizar's daughter, Marty, a woman hardened by her father's criminal legacy. Together they dive into a shadowy world of deception and high-stakes pursuit, where every clue could be a trap and every ally a potential foe.
Director Jonathan Dueck crafts a thriller that pulses with suspense, blending gritty action with psychological twists. Gina Gershon anchors the film as Marty, navigating a morally ambiguous mission where trust is a currency and betrayal lurks around every corner. With sharp pacing and a moody atmosphere, Just Business (2008) explores themes of legacy, redemption, and the blurred line between hunter and hunted.