Director: Carlson Young
Cast: Sophie Turner, Katey Sagal, Peter Mensah, Billy Campbell, Rhys Coiro
Trust Me is a 2025 American drama film directed by Carlson Young, starring Sophie Turner, Katey Sagal, and Peter Mensah. Set against the polished backdrop of contemporary Berlin, the film follows a seemingly perfect family whose carefully constructed life begins to fracture under the weight of unmet desires and eroding trust.
What is Trust Me about?
Somewhere beneath Berlin's gleaming surface, a Polish-German couple has built the kind of life that looks impeccable from the outside — a thriving home, a committed partnership, and every material sign of success. But when the husband grows restless and begins chasing a version of freedom that pulls him away from the family he helped build, the entire structure starts to buckle. His wife is left grappling with betrayal and uncertainty as quiet cracks widen into something that cannot be ignored. The film moves carefully through the emotional architecture of a marriage under pressure, charting what happens when two people who once trusted each other completely find themselves on opposite sides of a divide neither fully anticipated. Loyalties are tested, identities are re-examined, and the cost of self-discovery becomes impossible to separate from the damage it leaves behind.
Cast & crew
Sophie Turner leads the film as the wife navigating the collapse of her world, bringing an understated intensity to a role that demands emotional range. Katey Sagal and Peter Mensah provide grounding support in key roles. Director Carlson Young, known for her distinctive visual sensibility, brings a studied attention to atmosphere and psychological space that shapes the film's tone throughout.
Context & significance
For Persian-speaking diaspora viewers, Trust Me resonates strongly as a portrait of immigrant and bicultural family life — the film's Polish-German setting in Berlin mirrors the experience of living between cultures, performing stability while managing private turbulence. Themes of identity, freedom, marital strain, and the cost of assimilation speak directly to communities who have navigated similar pressures abroad. The film is available on K-Time with Persian subtitles, making it fully accessible to Farsi-speaking audiences who want to engage with contemporary Western drama on their own terms. Its 88-minute runtime makes it an ideal single-sitting watch.
Where & how to watch
Trust Me is available now on K-Time with Persian subtitles. Stream it on your web browser, TV, or phone — no extra download required, no VPN needed, and no geo-blocking. Start watching instantly with a K-Time subscription and cancel anytime.