Blind Trust (2007)

Director:

Louis Bolduc

Writer:

Tom Gates

Stars:

Jessica Capshaw, Art Hindle, Chad Willett

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Jessica Capshaw	...	Cassie Stewart
Art Hindle	...	L.G. Mennick
Chad Willett	...	Det. Rudy Shatz
Robin Wilcock	...	Jerry
Carlo Mestroni	...	Det. Getty
Danny Blanco Hall	...	Rolly Wyker (as Danny Blanco-Hall)
Tony Calabretta	...	Lt. Nunzio
Sean Tucker	...	Walter Hobbs
Cindy Sampson	...	Diane Summers
Stephan Dubeau	...	Bobby Rose
Mariah Inger	...	MegYn McCarthy
Arthur Holden	...	Mr. Orick
Dorothée Berryman	...	Christine Mennick
Abdul Ayoola	...	Dancer
Tyler Hall	...	Dr. Dasher

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

partial female nudity | topless female nudity | pro bono | female nudity | roommate | 

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

8 April 2007 (USA)

Also Known As:

Confiance aveugle

Filming Locations:

Montréal, Québec, Canada

Box Office

Budget:

CAD 1,500,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Incendo Media, JB Media

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

Mennick tells Cassie she was arrested at the scene with the murder weapon in her hand. However, the gun was actually on the floor of the murder scene and Cassie was found one floor below.

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Connections

References Double Indemnity (1944)

User Reviews

Not so bad for a c-grade direct-to-video movie.

Incendo media specializes in quickly shot, low-budget TV dramas with convoluted plots and has-been actors.

But...

This shot in Montreal (standing-in for New York, I guess...) crime drama is above their usual crop. Louis Bolduc, the director, could very well be the guy to save this segment of the entertainment industry by cleverly giving these quickies a bit more production value than the budget can afford and by getting decent actors who can give their best despite the obstacles of a tight shooting schedule and zero rehearsal time.

Jessica Capshaw is believable as a cute and clever young woman who must use all her wit to get out of a murder accusation. She may not be as drop-dead gorgeous as her mom was, back in her "Temple of Doom" days, but she can surely act circles around her !

Veteran Canadian TV actor Art Hindle has fun with the role of a charming media-loving lawyer who has a few tricks and surprises up his sleeves.

Overall, you won't get the feeling that you've lost your time watching this drama, even if it doesn't "feel" like a big movie.

Let's see what Louis Bolduc serves us next !