Guilty Until Proven Innocent 1991 is a movie about Sarah Davies, a fiercely independent investigative journalist in a corrupt metropolitan city. Her life takes a dark turn when her younger brother, a gifted but troubled artist, is framed for the murder of a powerful, politically connected industrialist. The evidence against him is overwhelming, and the police, eager for a quick conviction, refuse to look deeper. Convinced of his innocence, Sarah throws herself into a relentless, one-woman investigation, quickly discovering that the city's justice system is rigged against anyone who challenges the powerful elite. As she uncovers layers of deceit, blackmail, and a vast conspiracy, Sarah herself becomes a target, realizing that in this "guilty until proven innocent" world, the truth is a dangerous weapon, and she must risk everything to expose the real killer and save her brother from a life sentence for a crime he didn't commit.
