SISTERS IN CRIME

Cinemavixion Review

William Berke's "Sisters in Crime" plunges viewers into a shadowy world of deceit and danger, following private investigator Dennis O'Brien through a labyrinth of betrayal. The narrative skillfully weaves two distinct cases, both fraught with peril. In the first, O'Brien is drawn into the murky depths of a rigged boxing match, only to find himself framed for murder. His subsequent solo investigation reveals a treacherous landscape of double-crosses, where he is repeatedly incapacitated and unjustly accused by the authorities. The plot thickens in the second case, as O'Brien assumes the identity of a missing husband, a decision that precipitates a cascade of fatalities. This investigation culminates in a dramatic confrontation, exposing a sinister family conspiracy and a series of murders fueled by avarice. The film offers a compelling, albeit gritty, exploration of greed and the consequences of entanglement in criminal enterprises.