Confidence (2003) is a fast-paced 97-minute crime thriller directed by James Foley that functions as a stylish con game, focusing on a team attempting to swindle a banker while under pressure from a crime lord. The film, which features a complex, twist-filled plot involving federal agents, is noted for its visual style, early 2000s atmosphere, and focus on group dynamics over emotional stakes. Read the full review at Roger Ebert .