Trust Me(1989)

Murder is a dying art

Trust Me is a thriller about an art dealer who commits murder to boost the market value of his artist's work. When a promising painter becomes expendable, the dealer sees an opportunity: eliminate the artist and watch demand—and prices—skyrocket. What begins as a calculated crime spirals into unexpected consequences as the dealer navigates the cutthroat world of high-end art dealing. The film explores greed, ambition, and the lengths people will go to succeed in a ruthless industry. As suspicion closes in, the dealer must stay one step ahead of those who might uncover the truth. Trust Me examines how art, money, and morality collide when profit becomes the only principle that matters.