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Blind Justice
1994
· Movie
· 85 min
D
MEANRANK
58/100
Every rating
A police detective is blinded in the line of duty while capturing a ruthless criminal. Years later, that criminal is released from prison. Although sightless, the detective is the only one who believes the man has returned to his old ways and uses his heightened other senses to try and stop him once more.
Details
- Director
- Richard Spence
- Writer
- Daniel Knauf
- Released
- 25 June 1994
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 85 min
- Rated
- R
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