The Ice Harvest

Charlie Arglist is a mob lawyer in Wichita, Kansas, who has had enough of his marriage, his family and his work. On Christmas Eve, he and his associate Vic Cavanaugh take more than two million dollars from a Kansas City crime boss, and Charlie hopes to leave town with Renata Crest, who runs a local strip club. The theft is the easy part; getting away with money that belongs to dangerous people, and working out what his partner intends to do with it, is another matter.

The Ice Harvest was released in 2005, directed by Harold Ramis and written by Richard Russo and Robert Benton. It is the ninth of the ten features Ramis directed, arriving between Analyze That in 2002 and Year One in 2009. John Cusack plays Charlie and Billy Bob Thornton plays Vic, with Connie Nielsen as Renata, Randy Quaid as the crime boss Bill Guerrard and Oliver Platt as Pete Van Heuten. The film runs 88 minutes and was made for about 16 million dollars, earning roughly 10 million worldwide.

On IMDb it holds a rating of 5.5 from 135 critics' reviews, while on TMDB it has a rating of 5.9 from 344 votes.