Innocents

Innocents follows a traveling cellist who becomes involved with two disturbed sisters on a journey to Seattle. As they navigate their way, the sisters commit several violent acts, including the murder of a judge. The cellist finds himself wrongfully implicated in these crimes, culminating in a tense struggle for his innocence.

The film, released in 2000, delves into themes of chaos and betrayal, typical of the thriller genre. With a strong ensemble cast, Innocents offers a gripping narrative that explores the complexities of trust and deception. The performances by Anglade, Nielsen, and Kirshner enhance the film's suspenseful atmosphere, making it a notable entry in the thriller category.