In this psychological crime thriller, a rock-club owner (András Kozák) is the main suspect in the death of an actress, whose body body appears on the street outside the club while a fistfight is going on inside it. The club-owner confesses to the killing, but the police say that his confession is no good, as he has an unbreakable alibi. The reason for the presence of the actress in his life, the club owner explains, is that he was planning on making a movie with her called Blue Box, which is also the name of his club. He is closely linked with the dead woman because he has been collecting photo and video images of the actress for years: his obsession with her is clear. The question is, who is smarter: the wily club owner and his fake confession, or the determined policeman who put him back on the street?
by Clarke Fountain
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