The Blind Goddess

Year: 1948

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: English

Director: Harold French

Drama

As poets claim, justice is a blind goddess. Eric Portman plays a lawyer tasked with defending a nobleman, Lord Hugh Williams, who is accused by his secretary, Michael Dennison, of embezzling public money for personal use. The film explores legal intrigue and moral accountability. The narrative examines the clash between duty and personal gain within the judicial system.

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