Blind Justice

Blind Justice tells the story of Peggy, who is caught in a dilemma as she seeks to end her engagement to Dick to pursue a marriage with Gilbert. Dick's threat to expose her brother Ralph's past complicates matters, as Ralph was shot for cowardice during World War One. This film encapsulates the tension of personal and societal expectations during the interwar period, making it a noteworthy piece of crime cinema.

The film features a notable ensemble cast, including John Stuart, Geraldine Fitzgerald, and John Mills, who each contribute to the film's exploration of moral conflicts. As a 1935 production from Real Art Productions, it reflects the era's storytelling styles and cinematic techniques, appealing to collectors interested in classic crime narratives and historical themes.