Blue Film

Fetish cam boy Aaron Eagle sees the opportunity of a lifetime: An anonymous viewer offers him $50,000 for a night together. But at the agreed-upon address, a masked man is waiting for him, inviting Aaron to an intimate interview that he records on video. What follows are intense, strangely personal questions: about Aaron’s birthplace, his first time, and what his tattoos mean. Aaron is determined not to lose control—but the stranger seems to know him better than he’s willing to admit. That night, the two men will have to bare not only their bodies but also their innermost selves. And they’ll have to face the question of where their moral boundaries lie.

Provocative, fearless, honest: BLUE FILM by Elliot Tuttle is a film about sexual taboos, coming to terms with one’s own perversions, and the enduring wounds of the past. Rejected by many festivals as too controversial, BLUE FILM was almost unanimously celebrated by critics—and has quickly become a hotly debated underground cult film. A multi-layered psychological thriller—disturbing, fascinating, and brutally honest.