Blind Spot

Year: 1958

Runtime: 72 mins

Language: English

Director: Peter Maxwell

ThrillerCrimeDrama

US Army Officer Dan Adams, blinded in the war, is framed for a diamond‑smuggling racket. After his sight is restored, he pursues the real thieves to clear his name, while deliberately maintaining the illusion of blindness. Using his military expertise and cunning, Adams sets a trap to expose the wily criminals.

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