Blunt: "In 1951, Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess, trusted members of British Intelligence, defected to Russia. They were part of the notorious Cambridge spy ring, recruited during the 1930's by Anthony Blunt. Blunt eluded detection for another thirteen years until, in 1964, he confessed to treason in an immunity deal which allowed him to keep his knighthood and continue as Surveyor of the Queen's art collection. When this story was exposed in 1979, it created an international scandal. What follows is an account of that period in 1951 when Blunt engineered Maclean's defection, and then found himself in a desperate scramble to maintain his secret identity."--Title screens. Guilty conscience : Arthur Jamison is a brilliant and successful criminal defense attorney. There's just one problem: his wife Louise has decided to file for divorce and is planning to milk him for all he is worth. Since Arthur doesn't want that, he needs to figure out a way to kill her. But, being the attorney he is, he knows that he'd be the first suspect. While he concocts various plots to bring about her demise, his mistress Jackie shows up unexpectedly. Now what will Arthur do?

Double-sided disc with complete film on each side.

SideA Blunt : the fourth man (90 min.) -- Side B Guilty conscience (1985) (104 min.).