Blue Film

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Blue Film

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Fetish camboy Aaron Eagle (Kieron Moore) agrees to spend the night with an anonymous client (Reed Birney), and discovers a disturbing tie to his past.

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Equal parts bracing and sensitive in its exorcism of the taboo, Blue Film is provocative without being exploitative thanks to phenomenal performances and writer-director Elliot Tuttle's emotional frankness.

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Robert Daniels

RogerEbert.com

May 17

3.5/4

"Blue Film," through its many frank observations, stands as a vulnerable work about one’s past colliding with one’s present, in a bid to make peace with one’s true self.

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Randy Myers

San Jose Mercury News

May 14

3.5/4

It’s a star-making performance in a brave first feature designed to provoke while it excavates taboo topics and gives us an uncensored seat to observe how trauma chews us up.

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Bob Mondello

NPR

May 11

Compelling performances go a long way toward making this provocative two-hander as haunting as it is disquieting.

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Frank Swietek

One Guy's Opinion

3h

B+

An unsettling night-long conversation between two men who gradually bare their souls as well as their bodies...marked by writing that’s perhaps a bit too literary but also by remarkable performances.

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Sarah Vincent

Sarah G Vincent Views

1d

"Blue Film" is a great film because it focuses on two men that most of polite society would give a wide berth to then shows them as three-dimensional people with a past, present and future and makes them as ordinary as possible

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Rich Cline

Shadows on the Wall

2d

3.5/5

Swirling around around moral boundaries, this extended conversation is finely written and played, augmented by skilful camerawork and editing. All of which allows the two actors to create textured characters who are both flawed and engaging.

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Dominic T

May 27

It was an interesting movie but overall enjoyable. I was thankful that my local theater carried the movie. no other theater carried the movie.

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jeffrey s

May 24

really well done indie film that deals with a difficult and taboo topic with a great script and stellar acting.

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Amanda C

May 19

Very intriguing, intimate and intense . Beautifully filmed, terrifically acted - 2 characters. An older man and a young man with some shared history. I felt like I was reading a short story. Tension, mystery, about motives and needs. You're warned to be comfortable (- or okay with being UNcomfortable!) with themes of gay sex, obsession, explores definitions of perversion, and reveals possibility of unexpected healing and humanity

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KSO

May 18

I didn't like this movie and I felt misled regarding the subject matter. It was advertised as a movie about an online sex worker, something akin to Margo's Got Money Troubles, but it's not about that at all! The subject matter is creepy.

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Demond W.

May 17

An extremely emotional and fucked up, uncomfortable therapy session between an English teacher and his former student who is now a sex worker. A shame that this film will never be widely seen because these two central performances are completely raw and devastating to sit through.

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FP

May 13

Provocative. Indie filmmaking at its best.

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Reed Birney

Hank Grant

Kieron Moore

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Elliot Tuttle

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Reed Birney

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Eric Kohn

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Synopsis

Fetish camboy Aaron Eagle (Kieron Moore) agrees to spend the night with an anonymous client (Reed Birney), and discovers a disturbing tie to his past.

Director: Elliot Tuttle
Producer: Adam Kersh, Will Youmans, Bijan Kazerooni, Waylon Sall
Screenwriter: Elliot Tuttle
Distributor: Obscured Releasing
Production Co: Fusion Entertainment
Genre: Drama, LGBTQ+
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): May 8, 2026, Limited
Runtime: 1h 30m