Blind Faith
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Ernest Dickerson
Thomas Chovanec
Shawn Lawrence
Garland Whitt
Karen Glave
Lonette Mckee
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Drama set in 1957, Bronx, New York. John Williams is an African-American criminal defense attorney. His older brother, Charles, is a police officer who has worked his way up in the white establishment. His younger brother, Eddie, is a jazz musician involved in the beginnings of the civil rights movement. His nephew Charlie Jr, the son of Charles and his wife Carol, is suddenly arrested for murdering a white youth and is facing the death penalty. John works to defend his nephew, but during the course of the investigation and the ensuing trial, he uncovers a conspiracy that cuts even deeper than the local police department, forcing him to come to terms with his own ideas about being a black man in America.
Director
Ernest Dickerson
Cast
Thomas Chovanec
Shawn Lawrence
Garland Whitt
Karen Glave
Lonette Mckee
Leif Anderson
Jeremy Tracz
Nicky Guadagni
Jim Jones
Roger Mckeen
Sandi Stahlbrand
Isoloe O'neill
Eric Bryson
Tim Macmenamin
Steven Kroon
Jeff Jones
Nicholas Pasco
Kevin Duhaney
Sandra Caldwell
Kerry Duff
Victor Ertmanis
Joel Gordon
Louis Dibianco
Jessica Booker
Aaron Poole
Philip Charles Mackenzie
Conrad Bergschneider
Ray Kahnert
Marium Carvell
Tricia Williams
Courtney B. Vance
Greg Chown
Zachary Bennett
Nancy Herard
Birdie M Hale
Jeff Clarke
Dan Lett
Richard Yearwood
Michael Longstaff
Barabara Barnes Hopkins
Kadeem Hardison
Bobby Soul
Aron Tager
Alex Karzis
Bill Lake
Jame Purcell
Bill Parrott
Peter Macneill
Marlow Vella
Daniel Petronijevic
Charles S. Dutton
Jason Vassell
Bazil Williams
John Healy
Jeff Ironi
Crew
Lynn Abroms
Sanford Allen
Michael Auger
David Aulicino
David Bailey
Terry Banting
Stephen Barden
Joe Barnett
Pierre Berube
Bronwyn Burroughs
Sammy Cahn
Matthew Campbell
Virginia Campbell
Ron Carter
Ron Carter
Saul Chaplin
Rodney Charters
Andy Chmura
Veronica Ciandre
Ross Clydesdale
Megan Conacher
Catherine Cuurie
Jessie Disla
Ken Dufva
J Louie Duran Jr.
Bill Easley
Mary Erstad
Paula Fairfield
Joe Ferla
Gina Fowler
Neil Fraser
Alan Freedman
Stuart French
Penny Gay
Errol Gee
Michael Gibson
Jeffrey Ginn
Kareen Glynn
Aaron Burke Goldstein
Brandt Gordon
Rebecca Gray
Siobhan Gray
Nick Grillo
Steven Hewitt
A J Hordal
Robert C Jackson
William Jacobs
Ossama Khulauki
Tim King
Beth Klein
Sharon Kohne
Aristotle Koukodimos
Larry Koukodimos
Rick Kush
John Laforet
Romi Lassally
Katrina Lee
Armand Leo
Armand Leo
Steve Lovejoy
Joe Madziak
John Mainwaring
Martha Mann
Diane Marshall
Jerome Mccann
Lynda Mccormack
James Mcrae
Christina Metnell
Frank Military
Laurie Mirsky
Vonda K. Morris
Vonda K. Morris
Michael Mullane
Harry Muller
Lewis Nash
Michael Nelson
Mace Neufeld
Cynthia Nicolella
Shelley Nieder
Coralie Nott
Jesse O'connor
Chandra-li Paul
Mike Pesce
Gersha Phillips
Susan Pilcher
Franchie Pir
Ken Porter
Spencer Proffer
Robert Racki
Christopher Rauchamp
Robin M Reelis
Robert Rehme
Fred Rivas
Bruce Roberts
Erwin Roithmeier
Robyn Rosenberg
Patricia Sagl
Chirayouth Saysana
Stephen Scott
B F Sharp
Mark Silver
Anita Simard
William Smith
Sheelagh Stewart
John Stoneham
Warner Strauss
John Szteinmiler
James Tamblyn
Chad Tomasoski
Katherine Trowell
Christine Urias
Mark Van Alstyne
Arlindo Vicente
Tom Volckman
Jason Webber
John Weber
Christopher Welch
Johnny Wersta
Grant Wilkins
Bosede Williams
James Williams
Eardley Wilmot
Alysa Wishingrad
Hy Zaget
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Winner of Best Feature at OUTFEST '99: The Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival July 8-19, 1999.
Aired in United States 1998
Aired in United States February 1, 1998
Aired in United States January 1998
Aired in United States June 1998
Aired in United States June 1999
Aired in United States November 1998
Aired in United States Winter February 26, 1999
Released in United States on Video January 4, 2000
Shown at Human Rights Watch International Film Festival in New York City (Walter Reade) June 15-25, 1998.
Shown at London Film Festival November 5-19, 1998.
Shown at New York Lesbian & Gay Film Festival June 3-13, 1999.
Shown at San Francisco International Film Festival April 23 - May 7, 1998.
Shown at Seattle International Film Festival May 21 - June 15, 1998.
Began shooting June 2, 1997.
Completed shooting July 1997.