#JulyCheatandSteal

We watched this as part of #JulyCheatAndSteal this year and really liked it, and this covers a lot of why.

Me on the left, facing the camera. I'm wearing a black shirt with white lettering that reads Gould& Ventura& Cannon& Redford. My husband is to the right of frame, facing away from the camera, the back of his black shirt reads in white lettering "July, Cheat, and Steal 2024"

Very silly, but I had these shirts made for #JulyCheatAndSteal this year. (The people listed are some of the actors who've turned up the most.)

#JulyCheatandSteal update:
DHoaMGR was...fine. Surprise appearance by a baby Harrison Ford, but no tension. The Great Train Robbery was, as always, a good time.

Sunday was Elliot Gould night - The Silent Partner and The Long Goodbye. Hadn't seen either; both now highly recommended.

Tonight was opening night for this year's #JulyCheatandSteal; The Last of Sheila and Glass Onion.

Tomorrow continues with the fabulously named Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round (beyond that title and James Coburn starring, I have no knowledge of this movie) and The Great Train Robbery.

Me, a middle-aged woman with brown hair, wearing a shirt that reads "it's a Rian Johnson whodunnit, duh"

#JulyCheatandSteal started tonight with The Last of Shelia and Glass Onion, and I was thematically dressed.

A listing of movies for this year's art-home film festival.

Every summer, my husband and I put together an "online film festival" of crime films. It started as heists and cons, but that concept wasn't as sustainable as crime more generally. Anyway, it's called July, Cheat, and Steal, and this year's program is set! #JulyCheatAndSteal