The Art of Murder

Year: 1999

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: English

Director: Ruben Preuss

Thriller

Painter Elizabeth Sheridan lives on the Seattle coast where her husband Cole runs a yacht‑building firm. She secretly dates chief designer Tony Blanchard. A blackmailer threatens to expose their affair; they agree to pay, but two deaths and a house fire turn the scandal into a murder case. A school yearbook photo draws Elizabeth deeper into danger.

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