Contract (disambiguation)
A contract is a legally binding agreement between at least two parties.
Look up contract in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Contract may also refer to:
Film and television
Film
- The Contract (1971 film), an Israeli comedy film
- The Contract (1972 film) or Caliber 9, an Italian crime film
- The Contract (1978 film), a Hong Kong comedy film
- Contract (1985 film), a Soviet animated film based on a story by Robert Silverberg
- The Contract, a 1998 film featuring Billy Dee Williams
- The Contract (2006 film), a German-American action thriller film
- The Contract, also known as Lease Wife, a 2006 Chinese drama film directed by Lu Xuechang
- Contract (2008 film), a Bollywood film by Ram Gopal Varma
- Contract (2012 film), a Ghanaian film directed by Shirley Frimpong-Manso
- The Contract (2016 film), a British crime film
Television
- The Contract, a 1988 British television series; see 1988 in British television#ITV
- Contract, a 2021 Bangladeshi ZEE5 original web series
- "Contract" (Law & Order: Criminal Intent), an episode
Music
- The Contract, an EP by Crime in Stereo, 2005
- "Contract", a song by Gang of Four from Entertainment!, 1979
- "The Contract", a song by Bad News from Bad News, 2004 re-release
- GTA Online: The Contract, an EP by Dr. Dre, 2022
Other uses
- Contract (Catholic canon law)
- The Contract, a 1980 novel by Gerald Seymour
- ASL Airlines Ireland, formerly Air Contractors, callsign CONTRACT
- Hitman: Contracts, the third game in the Hitman video game series
See also
- Contract bridge, a trick-taking card game
- Contract farming
- Contract grading, a hands-on, student-involved form of grading in schools
- Contract killing
- Contract theory, in economics
- Contraction (disambiguation)
- Contractor (disambiguation)
- Design by contract, in computer programming, the notion of contracts between modules
- Social contract, a philosophical concept of how individuals connect with society
- Tensor contraction, in mathematics and physics, an operation on tensors
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