A Kind of Murder

"Doubt is everything". In this film adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's "The Blunderer", we meet Walter Stackhouse, an unhappily married architect who enjoys writing crime novels. He collects newspaper clippings of murders, and one murder in particular captivates him. A woman has been killed at a bus stop and her husband is the prime suspect. Walter begins to investigate the case, but it's not the smartest thing he's ever done. This is an exciting crime story with unexpected twists and turns where we can never be completely sure who the culprit is. A delightful and stylish Easter crime set in the late 1950s in a snow-covered New York.