Blind Trust

The story revolves around a government ministry's head of security who enlists a fixer to steal a bag from an armored truck. The fixer, Meursault, recruits Théo, a former nightclub owner just released from prison, to help him execute the plan in exchange for money and safe passage to the U.S. Théo's crew includes Gilder, an ex-con, and Roxanne, a tough petty thief. As the plan unfolds, complications arise when a guard takes his duties too seriously, leading to unexpected consequences.

With a runtime of 86 minutes, Blind Trust delves into the complexities of crime and family dynamics. The film's exploration of LGBT themes, particularly through the father-son relationship, adds depth to its crime narrative. Collectors of crime and thriller films from the 1980s may find the unique blend of drama and tension appealing.

Available formats for collectors include VHS and DVD, making it accessible for those interested in physical media representations of this genre.