Кључна реч Murder Trial

Док служи као поротник на високопрофилном суђењу за убиство, породични човек Џастин Кемп бори се са озбиљном моралном дилемом... којом би могао да утиче на пресуду пороте и потенцијално осуди - или ослободи - оптуженог убицу.

У овом трилеру заснованом на роману Делије Овенс, Кја је жена која је од детињства живела сама у мочварним пределима Северне Каролине. Кад мушкарца с којим је била у вези нађу мртвог, она убрзо постаје главна осумњичена.

Кели-Ен је млада жена која је фасцинирана високопрофилним кривичним суђењем против серијског убице Лудовика Шевалијеа јер је опседнута њиме. Док се стварност преплиће са њеним морбидним фантазијама, она се упушта у мрачни свет сајбер криминала како би пронашла нестали видео о смрти 13-годишње девојчице који би убедљиво доказао Лудовикову кривицу или невиност.

Стендап комичар и његова супруга оперска певачица имају двогодишњу ћерку са изненађујућим даром.

Долорес Дрејер живи живот младе студенткиње све до момента док јој се најбоља пријатељица брутално не убије. Две године касније, она је једина оптужена за злочин, и под притиском велике медијске изложености бива постављена у центар сцене: свако има мишљење о њеној невиности или кривици. Долорес се припрема за изоловано суђење код куц́е, док породица Дрејер ради као тим који жели да учини све како би одбранио своју ц́ерку. Али како процес напредује и притисак расте, тајне и сумње се појављују и унутар породице. Окружена доказима, Долорес ц́е морати да се суочи са сопственим сумњама и открије шта се заиста догодило.

„Плаву собу“ је Метју Алмарик, глумац који снима већ четврти филм као редитељ, засновао на истоименој новели Жоржа Сименона, кога називају француском верзијом Агате Кристи, мада је сличнији Патриши Хејсмит. Постоје силе које чине да „нормални“ људи раде ствари које „нису нормалне“ – ово је филм о тим силама, зачињен смрћу, злочином и мистеријом.

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Sex and murder are often tied together in criminal investigations; and detectives uncover dirty secrets, scandalous sex affairs, online sex addictions, jealousy and stunning twisted fantasies when looking for motives for murder.

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