Trust

About This Movie

Trust is one of those Hal Hartley films that really captures a certain vibe. The chemistry between Maria and Matthew feels kind of raw and genuine. Hartley's dialogue is sharp, almost wry, and there's this understated charm in the way their relationship develops, built on trust and that awkwardness that comes with being young and lost. The pacing is a bit unconventional, which might throw off some viewers, but it really works to create this intimate atmosphere. Plus, the practical effects and minimalistic sets give it a unique, indie feel that’s hard to replicate. The performances are solid, especially the lead roles, bringing a kind of authenticity that resonates beyond the quirky plot.

Released by Sony Pictures Classics in 1990Shot on location in New York CityFeatures a distinctive indie soundtrackFilmed with a low budget, focusing on character-driven narratives