Dan Lett

Blind Faith: A Film About Seeing -- 'Blind Faith' reconsiders the notion of 'disability', explores the creative space between lightness and darkness.

1957: The relationship between two black brothers - a police captain and an attorney - is torn apart when the cop's son is wrongly accused of the murder of a white man. With Lonette McKee.

Oscar-winner Diane Keaton ("Something's Gotta Give," "Annie Hall") stars in the title role as a prison warden's wife who falls in love with death row convict Ed Biddle, played by Oscar-winning box office star Mel Gibson ("Lethal Weapon" franchise, "Braveheart"). Believing he's innocent, she helps him and his convicted brother escape. Based on a real case from 1901, Pittsburgh, this dramatic picture co-stars Matthew Modine ("Birdy," "Married to the Mob") with Trini Alvarado ("Little Women," "Babe"), Terry O'Quinn ("Primal Fear," "Tombstone") and Edward Herrmann ("Annie Hall," "The Lost Boys"). Directed by acclaimed Australian director Gillian Armstrong ("Little Women").

Oscar-winner Diane Keaton ('Something's Gotta Give,' 'Annie Hall') stars in the title role as a prison warden's wife who falls in love with death row convict Ed Biddle, played by Oscar-winning box office star Mel Gibson ('Lethal Weapon' franchise, 'Braveheart'). Believing he's innocent, she helps him and his convicted brother escape. Based on a real case from 1901, Pittsburgh, this dramatic picture co-stars Matthew Modine ('Birdy,' 'Married to the Mob') with Trini Alvarado ('Little Women,' 'Babe'), Terry O'Quinn ('Primal Fear,' 'Tombstone') and Edward Herrmann ('Annie Hall,' 'The Lost Boys'). Directed by acclaimed Australian director Gillian Armstrong ('Little Women').