A new Swiss thriller series titled Blind delves into themes of conspiracy, identity, and the search for truth through the eyes of three main characters. Adapted from Christine Brand’s international bestseller, the series is set entirely in Switzerland, specifically in the city of Bern. It consists of six episodes, each 52 minutes long, and was co-directed by Swiss filmmaker Christian Johannes Koch and Swiss-Hungarian filmmaker Barbara Kulcsar. The series had its world premiere at the Zurich Film Festival in the Special Screenings section. The story centers on Nathaniel (Sven Schelker), a visually impaired man who arrives at a police station covered in blood. He claims a pregnant woman was taken from his bar, but he remembers little of the incident except the violence involved. Because of his limited ability to describe what happened, Nathaniel becomes a suspect in the case. His childhood friend, Milla (Lia Von Blarer), returns to his life to help him uncover the truth about the abduction, which involves a woman whose identity and appearance seem to change constantly. The third key character is a newly promoted criminal police officer (Nicola Perot), who investigates the case and finds herself drawn into dangerous and hidden worlds. The series explores themes of cults and the influence of ruthless spiritual leaders, blending detective storytelling with the complex and often dangerous world of these figures. Blind features an elegant visual style and characters whose motives are intentionally unclear, encouraging viewers to consider multiple perspectives that eventually come together. Each character is influenced by a mix of positive and negative forces, shaped by their personal histories and desires. The narrative avoids clear lines between good and evil, focusing instead on the complex and often ambiguous nature of human behavior. The series was produced by Swiss production company Zodiac Pictures in collaboration with SRF Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen.