True Believer

True Believer follows Eddie Dodd, a disillusioned civil rights lawyer who defends drug dealers. His life takes a turn when he is approached by Roger Baron, a recent law school graduate eager to learn from him. Together, they take on the case of a young Korean man imprisoned for a murder he insists he did not commit.

The film's runtime is 105 minutes, providing a concise yet impactful narrative. The combination of crime and drama elements appeals to fans of legal thrillers and character-driven stories, making it a notable entry from the late 1980s. The performances of seasoned actors like James Woods and Robert Downey Jr. enhance the film's exploration of morality and justice.